An agent goes sideways at 2 a.m. Revoking its access shouldn’t mean rotating a key that fourteen services share.
Kong Token Vault keeps credentials out of the agent, so revocation is one targeted action.
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A secrets manager has to trust whoever it hands the secret to.
With agents, that’s the party you trust least.
Kong Token Vault injects per-user OAuth credentials at the gateway, so the agent never holds one. konghq.com/blog/product-r…
Your agent replays a thinking block after the context changed. The provider returns a 400. Your user returns a very short message. Kong AI Gateway 2.3 now drops the stale block by default on Anthropic, Vertex, Azure Foundry and Bedrock.
A valid login and a valid token can still read other customers’ invoices. Change one number in the request and you’re in.
That’s BOLA, the #1 risk on the OWASP API Security Top 10. Authentication says who you are. Ownership checks say what you can touch.
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AI agents are the newest Kafka clients, and there are a lot of them. Hand-written ACLs won’t scale.
Kong Event Gateway turns onboarding into policy: OAuth, mTLS, field encryption, per-agent data slices. One cluster, many virtual views.
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