The same architecture applies to AI agents and automated processes. Rather than a developer creating an API key or service credential and storing it in a config file, MyCena generates the credential centrally and injects it when the agent authenticates. The agent accesses the system. The credential is never in the config file, never accessible to the developer who built the agent, and is revoked when the agent is decommissioned.

Non-human identities now outnumber human users 82:1 in enterprise environments. 97% carry excessive privileges. 71% are never rotated. The governance gap for AI agents is structurally identical to the human credential gap — credentials created by individuals, stored outside organisational control, and left active after the agent is retired. MyCena closes both gaps on a single platform.