Sumsub Adds AI Agent Access Controls to KYA

Oct 19, 2026
Sumsub launches a KYA module that filters AI agent requests, enforces access rules, logs activity and can require human verification for sensitive actions.

Sumsub launches the KYA Module for MCP to control what AI agents can access and do inside company systems, as announced in a press release. The module works with agents built internally or on models such as Claude and ChatGPT.

The module sits between an agent and connected data sources. It screens requests, removes personally identifiable and other sensitive information, and applies rules based on factors including data sensitivity, action type, department and financial thresholds.

Companies receive an activity log of agent requests and actions. For flagged files or actions above a defined threshold, the system can require a liveness check to confirm authorization from a verified person. Initial support covers Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Gateway, with more MCP gateways planned.

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