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AI Agents and Machine Identities Are the New Privileged Users
- Understand how AI agents and machine identities are expanding the identity attack surface
- Explore the security risks created by unmanaged non-human identities and privilege sprawl
- Learn how identity-centric security strategies protect both human and non-human identities
- Discover best practices for securing secrets, credentials, and privileged access
- Gain insights into reducing operational complexity while strengthening security controls
- See how modern PAM and identity security solutions support secure AI-driven innovation
Enterprise security is entering a phase where privilege is increasingly exercised by entities that have no awareness, accountability, or lifecycle in the traditional sense. AI agents, service accounts, and machine identities operate autonomously across cloud and SaaS ecosystems, often with persistent privileges and embedded secrets. As their numbers and capabilities grow, they form a sprawling, dynamic attack surface that conventional, human-centric identity security models struggle to even see, let alone govern.
Martin Kuppinger, Co-Founder and Principal Analyst at KuppingerCole Analysts will examine how the rapid growth of non-human identities is reshaping the identity security landscape and discuss why identity-centric security is becoming essential for managing this expanding identity ecosystem.
Felix Gaehtgens, VP Product Strategy at BeyondTrust will share perspectives on how machine identities, AI agents, and automation are transforming privileged access management, including practical approaches for governing machine identities, and controlling privilege sprawl.
Morey J. Haber, Chief Security Advisor at BeyondTrust will guide the discussion through key questions facing security leaders, including real-world risks and best practices for securing agentic AI and non-human identities.
Who Should Attend
This webinar is designed for CISOs, IAM and PAM professionals, security architects, and IT leaders responsible for protecting modern cloud and enterprise environments. It is particularly relevant for organizations managing growing numbers of machine identities, service accounts, and AI-driven automation
