Identity and access management is changing fast. IGA, PAM, NHIs and AI agents are starting to collide, and security teams need a better way to govern access across all of it.
Secure access is only part of Zero Trust. This session covers how to reduce standing privilege, govern cloud entitlements and handle non-human identities once connectivity is already in place.
Before you govern AI agents, make sure you're governing what they're inheriting. See how identity hygiene becomes the foundation of agent authorization.
AWS and HubSpot are not the same governance problem — but most teams treat them like they are. See how integration depth should track resource sensitivity, and why AI agents are redrawing where sensitivity begins.
Replacing VPNs was the easy part. Controlling what identities can actually do after they connect is where Zero Trust gets difficult. See how Zscaler and P0 close that gap.
AI agents are showing up fast, but most teams lack a clear way to secure them. Learn what they are, where IAM falls short and how to control what they can access and when they can access it.
Secure access is only part of Zero Trust. This session covers how to reduce standing privilege, govern cloud entitlements and handle non-human identities once connectivity is already in place.
A new SACR report shows the shift from vault-led PAM to identity-native, just-in-time access. The maturity model will feel familiar. It builds on ideas Shashwat Sehgal has pushed for years.
Based on a large independent SANS survey, this report shows why identity attacks keep succeeding after login and where teams are falling behind on containment, NHIs and AI agents.