AI agents are already inside your enterprise—accessing systems, moving data, and taking action at machine speed. The problem isn’t coming. It’s here.

And most security models weren’t built for it.

According to a recent Cloud Security Alliance report, organizations think they have visibility into AI agents. In reality, most are already dealing with “shadow agents” operating outside governance—and attackers are starting to take advantage.

This isn’t a prompt problem. It’s an access problem.

In this session, we’ll break down why traditional IAM fails in an agent-driven environment—and what security leaders need to do now to regain control. If you’re responsible for risk, governance, or security strategy, this is a conversation you can’t afford to sit out.

Why Attend

• See the real risk clearly
  AI agents are creating an identity explosion—and most organizations don’t know the full scope yet.
• Understand what’s actually broken
  Guardrails and prompt controls don’t solve over-permissioned access. Identity does.
• Learn the model that works
  Identity-first security, intent-based access, and continuous governance for AI agents.
• Get practical next steps
  How to discover agents, map access, and enforce control—without slowing innovation.
• Prepare for what’s next
  Build a security posture that scales with AI, not against it.

Key Takeaways

• Why “shadow agents” are already inside most environments—and why they’re hard to detect
• Where current AI security approaches fall short (and why that gap is growing)
• How to frame AI agent security as a business risk—and get leadership alignment fast