Enterprise IAM is under pressure to keep pace with modern IT. While cloud platforms allow infrastructure to be provisioned in minutes, identity services often remain slow, fragmented, and difficult to scale. This track focuses on how organizations are closing that gap by embedding identity directly into core infrastructure and service delivery processes.
Sessions will examine how IAM capabilities can be productized and integrated into self-service models, enabling faster provisioning while maintaining strong security controls. Topics include policy-driven automation, federation in hybrid environments, and the shift toward shared ownership, where application teams and business units take a more active role in managing access and risk.
The track also addresses the growing complexity of SaaS, AI, and multi-cloud environments, where visibility gaps, over-permissioning, weak authentication, orphaned accounts, shadow SaaS and AI, and misconfigured services create significant exposure. Attendees will learn about approaches to strengthening access governance, improving configuration and lifecycle controls, managing emerging AI agent risks, and applying continuous controls to align identity and SaaS security with business risk.
Finally, speakers will look at large-scale transformation efforts such as passwordless adoption and IAM modernization, highlighting the practical challenges of rollout, user adoption, and legacy transition. The focus throughout is on building identity infrastructure that is scalable, resilient, and capable of supporting fast-moving digital environments.
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