Teleport Featured in TAG Infosphere Enterprise AI Security Handbook

Unified Infrastructure Identity named a foundational capability for securing AI deployments, agentic workflows, and the humans, machines, and workloads that power them

Oakland, California - April 3, 2026 - Teleport, the AI Infrastructure Identity Company, today announced it has been featured in the TAG Infosphere Enterprise AI Security Handbook, a special edition publication designed to give enterprise security leaders a clear, practical path for securing AI — based on what actually works. Developed by TAG Infosphere analysts through extensive research with enterprise security teams, the handbook provides a roadmap for managing AI risk across applications, infrastructure, and operational environments.

Teleport’s inclusion reflects the foundational role Infrastructure Identity plays in securing AI at scale. As enterprises deploy AI agents and machine learning platforms in production, the identities governing access to compute, data, and development environments have become the primary attack surface — and the most critical control plane. Approaches built around fragmented PAM tools, static credentials, and network-centric controls were not designed for environments where non-human and AI identities outnumber human ones and operate in non-deterministic ways.

“The enterprises that will win with AI are the ones that treat identity as an integral part of their infrastructure, not a bolt-on. When every human, machine, database, workload, and AI agent must sit atop of an  identity layer — cryptographically verified, least-privilege by default — you don’t just secure AI, you unlock it. The organizations still stitching together fragmented systems and static credentials aren’t just exposed, they’re blocked. You can’t govern what you can’t identify, and you can’t scale what you can’t govern.” — Ev Kontsevoy, CEO, Teleport

The TAG handbook highlights the need for enterprise security teams to integrate platforms that deliver strong governance, continuous trust verification, and operational visibility across AI systems. Teleport addresses this by replacing fragmented identity and access management systems and static credentials with cryptographic identity — establishing ephemeral, least-privilege access that is automatically scoped, auditable, and resilient across cloud and on-premises environments. The result is a unified identity layer that governs humans, machines, workloads, and AI agents under a single, consistent model, preventing identity attacks and enabling secure AI adoption without sacrificing engineering velocity.

The TAG Enterprise AI Security Handbook is available at tag-infosphere.com.

About Teleport

Teleport, the AI Infrastructure Identity Company, prepares organizations for an AI future by establishing a unified identity layer for infrastructure, with humans, machines, workloads, and AI agents secured cryptographically with a hardware root of trust rather than vulnerable credentials. By replacing fragmented identity and access management systems with Infrastructure Identity, Teleport scales zero trust across cloud and on-prem environments, eliminating the complexity and risk created by identity fragmentation and credential sprawl. Teleport protects infrastructure from identity attacks, accelerates engineering by reducing infrastructure complexity, and secures non-deterministic agentic workflows. Headquartered in Oakland, CA, Teleport operates globally, with industry-leading customers such as Nasdaq, IBM, Doordash, and Elastic. For more information, visit www.goteleport.com or follow @goteleport.