Okta builds shared architecture for agent runtime security

What happened

This week, Okta turned its agent security framework into a multivendor reference architecture through the Blueprint Alliance. They discussed how the Blueprint Alliance brings identity and security signals together to monitor agent behavior and guide responses to risk.

Agent runtime security requires controls across the technology stack as enterprises move AI agents (AI that carries out multi-step tasks rather than answering one question) into production. UPDATED 21:24 EDT / SEPTEMBER 28 2026 AI Okta builds shared architecture for agent runtime security by Jonathan Anthony Agent runtime security requires controls across the technology stack as enterprises move AI agents into production.

“One of the challenges companies have in navigating this is [that] every technology vendor they talk to from every component of the stack is telling them that they’re the one-stop shop that’s going to fix everything,” he said. Kelleher spoke with theCUBE Research’s Krista Case and co-host Rebecca Knight at Okta’s Oktane event , during an exclusive broadcast on theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio. Okta layers its identity signals atop endpoint and network telemetry, Kelleher explained.

Key facts

• Agent runtime security — requires: controls across the technology stack as enterprises move AI agents into production