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- •Event on AI agent governance scheduled for November 5, 2026.
- •Focus on extending IAM practices to non-human identities.
- •Security leaders will discuss risks and standards for AI agents.
On November 5, 2026, a virtual event hosted by Opal will feature discussions on extending identity and access management (IAM) to AI agents. Security and identity leaders will address the importance of accountable ownership and governance for AI agents, emphasizing the need for clear identity standards. Topics include real-world IAM programs, the evolving protocols for agent permissions, and the risks associated with unmanaged agents. The event aims to provide insights into best practices for securing AI agents and the challenges faced by security teams. Attendees will include CISOs, IAM leaders, and security architects, focusing on practical steps for managing AI identities effectively.
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