Japan's DNP Partners with Queue-it to Launch CATRINA AI Agent Identity Service

Dai Nippon Printing (DNP), one of Japan's oldest and largest printing and IT services companies, announced the launch of CATRINA, an AI agent identity service developed in partnership with Queue-it, a well-known online queue and traffic management platform.

CATRINA addresses a growing need in the enterprise AI ecosystem: how to verify and manage the identities of autonomous AI agents as they increasingly operate in production environments. The service provides standardized identity management that allows enterprises to verify agent identities, control access permissions, and track agent behavior across systems.

Queue-it's integration brings proven traffic management capabilities to the identity validation process, ensuring reliable verification even during peak load periods. This is particularly relevant for AI agents that may be deployed across multiple enterprise systems simultaneously.

Founded in 1876, DNP has been actively transforming from a traditional printing company into a digital and IT services provider. The launch of CATRINA signals the company's ambition to capture a position in the emerging AI governance infrastructure market.

AI agent identity management is becoming a critical new technology category as organizations move beyond experimental AI deployments. Unlike traditional user authentication, agent identity must address machine-to-machine trust challenges including permission delegation, behavioral auditing, and cross-platform interoperability.