When Identity Stops Being Human
How traditional identity and access models need to evolve as autonomous AI agents increasingly act on behalf of people, applications and other machines.
From Standing Access to Runtime Trust
The shift from static permissions toward dynamic, real-time authorization, and how enterprises can determine what an AI agent should be allowed to do at the precise moment it acts.
Preserving Human Intent & Accountability
How organizations can trace autonomous actions back to their original human intent, maintaining visibility into who authorized an action, which permissions were used and why it was allowed.
Zero Trust for the Agentic Enterprise
Does agentic AI require a fundamental rethink of zero trust, and how leaders can balance autonomy, least privilege and strong security guardrails without slowing innovation.
Event agenda
6:00 – 6:30 PM
6:30 – 7:15 PM
7:15 – 8:45
8:45 – 9:00PM
Understand where traditional identity and access approaches may fall short as autonomous agents move from experimentation into production.
Explore practical considerations for managing AI agents that operate continuously, assume roles, request credentials and interact across multiple enterprise systems.
Discuss how runtime authorization, least privilege and zero-trust principles can enable useful agent autonomy while limiting risk and potential blast radius.
Exchange perspectives with C-suite executives and senior technology leaders responsible for AI infrastructure, security, cloud, identity and enterprise architecture.
This discussion is designed for C-suite executives and senior technical decision-makers responsible for AI infrastructure, security, cloud, identity, and enterprise architecture.
