Hawcx
Choose Hawcx when
The delegating person’s proof has to travel inside each tool call itself, and a captured call must be rejected if anyone replays it.
Hawcx vs 
NewCore for AI agent authentication
Both give AI agents their own identities, root them in a person’s phishing-resistant sign-in, and keep standing secrets off the agent. Hawcx also carries proof of who delegated each action inside the call, and gives every tool call a grant that works once.
Hawcx vs NewCore, side by side
Nine capabilities: the six most vendors now cover, and the three that carry a person’s authority to each action.
| Capability | Hawcx | |
|---|---|---|
| The basics | ||
| DiscoveryFinds the agents already running across your tools. | Partial | Full |
| Zero standing credentialsAgents hold no long-lived secrets; access is issued when it’s needed. | Full | Full |
| Agent authenticationEach agent proves its own identity. | Full | Full |
| Authorization policyRules decide what each agent may do. | Full | Partial |
| Runtime enforcementEvery call is checked before it runs. | Full | Not covered |
| Governance and auditA record of every agent, its owner and its actions. | Full | Full |
| From the person to the action | ||
| Phishing-resistant human root of trustThe agent’s authority starts with a person’s phishing-resistant sign-in. | Full | Full |
| Proof of delegation on every actionEach action carries proof that a specific person delegated it. | Full | Not covered |
| A single-use grant for every tool callA captured call can’t run twice. | Full | Not covered |
FullPartialNot coveredBased on public materials, September 2026.
Which one fits?
Choose NewCore when
You want people and AI agents in one identity platform, with a live map of every account and access path, and agent governance built around delegation chains and accountable owners.