As organizations embrace AI agents as core components of their digital workforce, traditional security approaches fall short. The Identity Security Fabric represents a paradigm shift - treating AI agents, human users, and connected systems as unified identities within a comprehensive security ecosystem.
In this fireside chat, Raphael Bert from Accenture and Arkadiusz Krowczynski from Okta explore how enterprises can securely govern autonomous AI agents while maintaining developer velocity and operational agility. We'll dive into:
- Why the Identity Security Fabric is critical for managing the "Agentic Enterprise" - where AI agents operate alongside human teams
- Accenture's approach to implementing unified identity governance across distributed AI workloads
- Practical strategies for giving developers secure-by-default foundations while enabling Security and IT teams to maintain visibility, control, and orchestration
- Real-world challenges in scaling AI agents responsibly: authentication, authorization, audit trails, and compliance
Discover how converging identity, access, and security into a single fabric enables organizations to unlock AI's potential without compromising governance or trust.
Key Focus Areas:
- Identity Security Fabric as enabling technology
- Enterprise-scale AI agent governance
- Accenture's consulting perspective on implementation
- Developer enablement + security team control balance
