Credentials

Provides a centralized inventory of credentials identified across discovered agents. It shows each credential, its current status, the agents linked to it, and the associated platform or vendor. This helps security teams understand which credentials are being used by AI agents and maintain visibility into agent-to-credential relationships across the environment.

Credential Summary

Two numbers in the page header give you a snapshot of credential health:

Number	What it means
Total	The total number of credential records discovered across all your connected platforms.
Active	The number of credentials with an Active status. The remainder are inactive either expired or disabled.

Credentials Inventory

The full list shows every credential discovered across your connected platforms:

Column	What it shows
Name	A descriptive label for the credential, usually reflecting the service it authenticates for example, API Key – Competitive Intelligence Agent.
Type	The credential format: API Key, OAuth, or a platform-specific authentication method.
Status	Active means the credential is valid and ready to use. Inactive means it has expired or been disabled.
Agent	The agent associated with this credential. A dash means no agent is currently linked this credential is orphaned.
MCP Server	The MCP server that uses this credential for authentication.
Platform	The AI platform through which the credential was provisioned.

Note:

• Credentials showing dashes (-) in the Agent, MCP Server, and Platform columns are orphaned. Regularly audit unassociated credentials and link or revoke them to maintain least-privilege access for AI agents.
• Export the credentials list periodically and cross-reference it with your organization's official secret management system such as HashiCorp Vault or AWS Secrets Manager to find credentials that are not being tracked in your approved inventory.