Checked fact 43409 Nov 2026Safety and security

The post says Agent Identity JWT support, now in preview, issues standard OIDC tokens, allowing agents to authenticate across AWS, Azure, on-premises backends, and MCP servers without static, long-lived API keys.

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Alongside Auth Manager, Agent Identity JWT support, now in preview, issues standard OIDC tokens, allowing agents to authenticate securely across AWS, Azure, on-premises backends, and MCP servers without static, long-lived API keys.

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Helping you build and defend at machine-speed in the agentic era
Google Cloud · 2026-11-05

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Google Cloud's Auth Manager for AI agents is now generally available 9 Nov 2026

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The company says: “The post says Agent Identity JWT support, now in preview, issues standard OIDC tokens, allowing agents to authenticate across AWS, Azure, on-premises backends, and MCP servers without static, long-lived API keys.” ai notis, checked 9 Nov 2026. Source: Helping you build and defend at machine-speed in the agentic era (Google Cloud). https://ainotis.com/c/4340

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ai notis. (2026, November 9). The company says: The post says Agent Identity JWT support, now in preview, issues standard OIDC tokens, allowing agents to authenticate across AWS, Azure, on-premises backends, and MCP servers without static, long-lived API keys [Checked claim 4340]. ai notis. https://ainotis.com/c/4340

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