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ServiceNow Adds AI Passport to Help IT Teams Govern Agent Actions at Runtime

October 16, 2026 Marc Sweet

ServiceNow's planned AI Passport capability is designed to let IT and security teams verify, constrain and revoke AI-agent permissions during multi-agent workflows.

ServiceNow Adds AI Passport to Help IT Teams Govern Agent Actions at Runtime

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