Bamboocloud AIAM Appears at the 28th Soft Expo: In the Agent Era, Identity Governance Is Moving from Consensus to Implementation

On September 20, the 28th China International Software Expo and Agent Innovation Application Conference officially opened at the Zhengzhou International Convention and Exhibition Center. The Soft Expo is the highest-specification and largest national-level industry event in China's software sector. This year's conference, for the first time, adopted "Agent" as its name and core topic, marking that the agent era has officially moved from industry discussion to real industrial practice.

As a representative enterprise in the field of AI agent identity governance, Bamboocloud appeared at this year's Soft Expo with its AI-native agent governance product matrix including AIAM, and was successfully included in the "2026 Annual Innovative Software Product Promotion Catalog" released concurrently at the conference.

Identity Governance: From Managing Humans to Managing Agents, the Underlying Logic Remains Consistent

Identity governance is the key digital infrastructure for agent deployment.The core of identity governance has always been: granting a trusted identity to every entity accessing digital resources, and precisely allocating access permissions based on identity attributes.

In the past, the objects of control were mainly humans, covering enterprise employees, customers, and ecosystem partners, realizing a "one person, one ID" identity system.

Today, the scope of controlled entities continues to expand. Devices, applications, interfaces, and agents all require independent identity and permission control capabilities.

In the new track of agent identity governance, enterprises with deep technical accumulation in IAM possess a first-mover advantage: human identity governance is the underlying foundation, and agent identity capabilities are precisely extended and built upon this foundation.

Bamboocloud AIAM is precisely a capability extension for the agent era, built on Bamboocloud's more than ten years of technical accumulation in the IAM field and its practical experience serving more than 50 central SOE headquarters and over 500 large enterprises.

The platform is centered on the OneID unified identity foundation, building upward core capabilities such as agent identity registration, dynamic credential management, least-privilege authorization, and full-chain auditing, establishing a governance loop covering the complete lifecycle of agents: from registration and filing, permission activation, to runtime monitoring, risk assessment, and further to permission freezing and identity deregistration and destruction, achieving full-process traceability and controllability.

When Computing Power Hubs Meet Agents: Identity Governance Reconstructs the Trust Order

The choice of Zhengzhou as the venue for this year's Soft Expo carries deep industrial considerations. As a national hub node of the integrated national computing power network, Zhengzhou possesses solid computing infrastructure. Agents are one of the application forms with the highest computing power consumption density, naturally relying on strong computing power foundation support. When the entities invoking computing power shift from humans to massive numbers of agents, computing power scheduling and identity governance become inseparable: the entity invoking computing power, resource priority, quota allocation, and consumption attribution all require trusted identity as the basis for determination.

What Bamboocloud showcased at this year's Soft Expo is a complete digital trust system for the AI era: extending from natural person identity governance to agent identity governance, further connecting computing power and identity collaboration mechanisms, and building a progressively layered trusted trust chain.

After Consensus, Moving Toward Industrial Implementation

This year's Soft Expo proposed "Opening a New Chapter in Agent Applications." The new chapter points not only to technological innovation but also represents a brand-new breakthrough in industrial models and governance systems.

When the industry generally focuses on agent capability boundaries and application scenarios, identity governance needs to address: how to ensure the secure and reliable operation of agents. From independent research and development of domestic IAM platforms to continuous deep cultivation of AI agent identity governance, Bamboocloud has always anchored itself to the same goal: building the foundation of digital trust.

The wave of the agent era is accelerating. The industry is moving from conceptual consensus to pilot implementation. There is still a long exploration cycle before large-scale commercialization, but industry consensus is already clear: without a trusted identity foundation, even the most powerful intelligent capabilities cannot operate stably and securely.

The 28th Soft Expo is a new starting point for the agent application industry. Bamboocloud will continue to deeply cultivate the field of identity governance, taking long-term technical accumulation as its foundation and industrial implementation practice as its path, working hand in hand with industry partners to build a solid digital trust foundation for the agent era.