Opal Zero lets agents request their own access, with approvals that expire
Opal Zero maps each agent to a human owner, a purpose and the systems it can reach, while its AI reviewer Paladin approves requests that fit policy and escalates the rest to a person.
Opal Security has launched Opal Zero, a new product that controls what AI agents are allowed to access inside a company. Opal Zero allows agents to file their own access requests that can be approved by humans and can be set to expire on their own. How it works 👀 > Each agent is mapped to a human owner, a purpose, and the systems it is allowed to reach. > Paladin, the AI reviewer inside Opal Zero, approves requests that fit policy and escalates the rest to a person. > Every decision is enforced in the MCP gateway run by the company.
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