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Sumsub adds request and data-access controls to Know Your Agent

The October module initially supports Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Gateway. It extends Sumsub’s agent-to-human identity work with policies governing connected tools, sensitive data and additional verification.

Sumsub announced on 19 October a Know Your Agent module for controlling AI-agent requests and access to information. Initial support is for Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Gateway, with further gateway connections planned.[1]

The company describes real-time policy checks for connected tools and data, including sensitivity rules and handling of personally identifiable information. Higher-risk requests can trigger further verification. This adds action-level decisions to the product’s earlier identity and configuration functions.[1]

At a glance01

How Know Your Agent has developed

How Know Your Agent has developed
AnnouncementFunctionScope
January 2026: agent-to-human bindingWho is accountable for the agent?Connects agent activity to a verified human.Source 2
June 2026: agent-assisted configurationHow can compliance workflows be configured?Builds compliance configurations for review in the dashboard.Source 3
October 2026: request controlsWhat may the agent access or request now?Initially supports Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Gateway.Source 1

Identity supplies context; policy determines access

The January release tied an agent’s activity to a verified person. October’s module considers the requested action and data as well as that identity. Sumsub says it can retain activity records and request measures such as liveness checks or additional information when warranted.[2][1]

For example, an agent retrieving a broker’s public product information and the same agent requesting personal client records require different permissions. A useful decision record would identify the action, applicable policy, outcome and any escalation. This is an illustrative control design.

Separate configuration from approval

Sumsub’s June product lets agents use a business’s policies to build verification configurations, including questionnaires, risk settings and workflows, within its dashboard. That creates a related change-control task: organisations must decide who may alter a policy and who may approve access under it.[3]

The commercial proposition is continuous control around connected automation. Its operation depends on the configured rules, integrations and exception handling. The announcement supplies a vendor description of capabilities; measured error rates and deployment outcomes were not published.[1]

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Sources & further reading

  1. Sumsub Enables AI Agents to Build Compliance Setup Sumsub · 18 Jun 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026

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