SOC 2 for AI agents.
For SaaS & B2B vendors proving security to customers and their auditors.
SOC 2 auditors are starting to ask how you control what your AI agents can do, and how you prove it. Agent governance maps cleanly onto the Trust Services Criteria you already report against.
Note: HiveKey is in private beta and is not itself SOC 2-certified yet. This page describes how the control plane helps you enforce controls and produce evidence for your own SOC 2 audit. It isn't legal or compliance advice.
How agent governance maps to SOC 2.
Scope, Guard, and Log line up with controls you already report against — applied to the agent layer.
Logical access (CC6)
Each agent gets a least-privilege role — no shared raw keys. Access is provisioned and revoked centrally.
Change management (CC8)
Guard enforces approvals and blocks destructive actions in the path before they run.
Monitoring (CC7)
Every agent action — allowed or denied — lands on one immutable log, streamed to your SIEM.
Risk mitigation (CC9)
Instant kill switch revokes a misbehaving agent across every capability.
Walk into the audit with the records, not a story.
Because enforcement happens in the path, the evidence is produced as agents act — not reconstructed later from scattered logs.
- Per-agent role + permission exports
- Immutable, attributable action log
- Approval records for high-risk actions
- Revocation (kill switch) events
Make your agents SOC 2-ready.
See HiveKey scope, guard, and log your agents — and produce the evidence your SOC 2 audit needs.