AI is rapidly evolving from copilots that generate content to autonomous agents capable of making decisions, accessing enterprise systems, and executing workflows without continuous human oversight. These systems create entirely new attack surfaces and governance challenges that traditional security programs were never designed to address.
This panel explores what security leaders need to understand about agentic AI today, where organizations are already deploying it, and the biggest risks CISOs should be planning for over the next 12-24 months.
An AI agent without governance is simply another privileged identity waiting to become tomorrow's incident. As organizations deploy thousands—or eventually millions—of autonomous agents, security teams must rethink identity, access, monitoring and accountability.
This session examines how organizations are adapting identity governance, authorization, monitoring and policy enforcement for AI agents and other non-human identities.
Many organizations have published AI policies. Far fewer have operational governance programs capable of managing AI risk as adoption accelerates across the enterprise. Security leaders increasingly need practical frameworks that balance innovation with accountability.
This panel focuses on the operational side of AI governance—bringing together security, legal, privacy, risk, compliance and business leadership to create sustainable governance that enables rather than slows AI adoption.
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