Unified Access

Operated by 1Password · Agent Identity & Security Infrastructure
Documentation reviewed

Credential and identity security platform for discovering, securing, and auditing access across human, machine, and AI agent identities.

Operator
1Password
Open source
Not indicated
Payment capability
Not indicated
Supports MCP
Yes
Supports agent-to-agent protocols
Not indicated
Enterprise-managed
Yes
Cryptographically signed
Not indicated
Independent audit on record
No public independent audit found
Operator confirmed this listing
Not indicated
Last reviewed
2026-09-14
Verification notes: New listing, added this pass. Unified Access Pro reached general availability March 17, 2026, confirmed via 1Password's own press release. Rather than issuing agent identities itself the way Okta for AI Agents or Entra Agent ID do, Unified Access positions itself as a credential broker: Discover and Secure capabilities (finding exposed secrets, vaulting credentials, applying controls) are live now, and an Audit capability is described as 'coming soon' rather than shipped. Launch partners named directly in the release include Anthropic (Claude browser extension, Cowork, Claude Code), OpenAI (Codex), Cursor, GitHub, Vercel, and Perplexity Comet. mcp is flagged true based on 1Password's separately documented MCP servers — the 1Password Environments MCP Server, available on the Cursor Marketplace and for Codex — designed so an agent can use a credential without the server ever returning the underlying secret value to the client, a narrower zero-exposure model than the signed-token approach Auth0's Auth for GenAI takes, which is why cryptoSigned stays false here rather than true. No independent third-party audit of Unified Access specifically has been located; 1Password's broader compliance posture is documented on its own Trust Center, but that is a separate claim from this specific product. Re-checked this pass: the Audit capability is still described as 'coming soon' in 1Password's own materials, not yet shipped, so no flag change. Separately, 1Password launched a related but distinct product, Privileged Access, in July 2026 (per 1Password's own July 2026 press release), aimed at eliminating standing access across human and AI identities -- this is an adjacent product in the same access-security line, not the Audit capability promised for Unified Access itself, and is noted here for context rather than folded into this listing's flags.

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