AI agents are rapidly becoming first-class digital actors, performing tasks, making decisions, and interacting autonomously across systems. This panel examines why these agents now require identity, trust, and accountability frameworks comparable to human users. Experts will explore emerging models for agent authentication, detecting synthetic identities, and governing autonomous behaviors across complex ecosystems. Attendees will gain clarity on the risks and opportunities of agent-driven interactions, learn how to prepare their IAM architecture for AI-native actors, and understand what trust and control must look like in an autonomous future.
Mihails Galuška
Global IAM Product Manager
If P&C Insurance
Since 2021, Mihails has managed the portfolio of customer and partner identity-related services for If P&C Insurance, the largest insurance group in the Nordics and Baltics. He leads the...
Mike Kiser
Director, Strategy and Standards
SailPoint
Mike Kiser has held a panoply of industry positions over the past 20 years—from the Office of the CTO to Security Strategist to Security Analyst to Security Architect—that might imply...
Haris Mohammad
Product Leader
Microsoft
Haris is a Product Leader at Microsoft, where he has spent the last eight years at the forefront of identity and access management, from working directly with customers to deploy and scale modern...
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