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Sessions
Notion’s security team builds and runs its own agents. David explains why a fleet of agents needs the same oversight as a team of people, and how he thinks about requests that need judgment but come in too fast for a person to review.
David Tsao
CISO, Notion
Howard Ting
CEO, Opal Security
We know how to give agents identities. We don’t yet have a way to limit what they can do with them. Sounil and Howard on where standards stand and how far to trust an agent today.
Jeff Steadman
Host & Producer, IDAC
Sounil Yu
Chief AI Officer, Knostic
Howard Ting
CEO, Opal Security
MJ came up through red teaming before leading security programs. He shows how a calendar invite nobody opens can compromise an agent, and why short-lived, narrow access limits the damage.
Mrityunjay Gautam
CISO, Instacart
Sameer Mehta
CPO, Opal Security
Databricks automated 95% of its access requests and reviews. Sharon and Jack explain why an agent should treat its human’s permissions as the ceiling, not the floor, and what every identity team should start on in the next 90 days.
Sharon Aby
Senior Manager, IAM & Infrastructure, Databricks
Jack Zaldivar Jr
Staff Systems Engineer, Databricks
Alex Pien
CTO, Opal Security
Access requests were about 40% of Superhuman’s IT tickets. Den covers the move to time-bound, self-service access and what he needs next for agents.
Den Potapenko
Head of Corporate IT and Security, Superhuman
Sameer Mehta
CPO, Opal Security
Purpose is why an agent exists. Intent is what it’s trying to do right now. Mandy and Jean-Sebastien explain why that difference matters, why agents should start at zero access, and how canary tokens catch agents reaching for more.
Mandy Andress
CISO, Elastic
Jean-Sebastien Caron
Senior Manager, InfoSec Security Architecture, Elastic
Howard Ting
CEO, Opal Security
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rethinking access for non-human identities.
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managing credentials, permissions, and access.
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AGENT.ID /
A new perspective on agent identity.
Explore what it means to treat AI agents as identities with their own access, ownership, and accountability.
Real-world approaches to agent access.
Examine the tradeoffs between standing access, just-in-time access, and controls that can operate at agent speed.
A clearer view of the risks and gaps.
Learn how teams are thinking about unmanaged agents, long-lived credentials, and tracing agent actions.
Insight into what’s coming next.
Hear where agent identity standards are heading and which questions security leaders still need to solve.
Help shape the agent identity playbook.
Share your perspective in real time with industry leaders and peers as we create the future of governance.