Use PingOne Privilege

PingOne Privilege includes two complementary products, and how you use it depends on which one you’re securing:

Human Privilege secures human access to servers, databases, Kubernetes clusters, and cloud consoles and CLIs. Administrators manage directory entries, access policies, and activity monitoring, while users request access to resources, manage access requests, manage their devices, and view their activity.
Agent Privilege secures AI agents acting on behalf of your users, covering personal agents such as coding assistants, workload agents, and non-human identities that reach agentic apps, LLM providers, and Git repositories.

Choose your path

If you’re securing human access:

Learn the basics in What is Human Privilege?
Review Getting started with Human Privilege for setup tasks.
Follow the guide in Configuring Human Privilege for tailoring Human Privilege to your needs.
Learn how to use Human Privilege by reviewing the Admin use cases and User use cases.
Check out the common Integrations PingOne Privilege offers to connect with the services your teams already use.

If you’re securing AI agents:

Learn the basics in What is Agent Privilege?
Review Getting started with Agent Privilege for setup tasks.
Follow the guide in Configuring Agent Privilege to tailor Agent Privilege to your needs.
Learn how to use Agent Privilege by reviewing the Agent Privilege use cases.
Check out the common Integrations PingOne Privilege offers to connect with the services your teams already use.