Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Focuses on governing autonomous AI agents that make independent decisions in enterprise environments
- Addresses identity and access management for machine-to-machine trust and delegated permissions
- Designed for Chief Data Officers, GRC leaders, and security professionals from energy, retail, finance, and technology sectors
- Features speakers from Forrester Research, Manulife, ServiceNow, Marks and Spencer, and the Department of Energy
About the Event
The AI Infrastructure Summit examines how enterprises can maintain oversight of AI systems as they transition from static tools to autonomous agents capable of independent action. Hosted by BigID, the summit brings together technology, security, and risk leaders to discuss practical approaches to AI governance that extend beyond initial design and deployment.
The event features keynote sessions and panel discussions with representatives from organizations including Forrester Research, NU Skin, Manulife, Ortecha, Exaforce, Marks and Spencer, Eutelsat OneWeb, the Department of Energy, ServiceNow, Panda Restaurant Group, and Cypriflex.
Governing Autonomous AI Agents
A central theme of the summit is the shift from traditional AI governance frameworks to real-time oversight models. As AI agents become more autonomous, organizations face new challenges in ensuring these systems remain explainable and accountable throughout their operational lifecycle. The event explores how to align AI behavior with business intent and risk management requirements rather than relying solely on pre-deployment controls.
Identity and Access Management for AI
The summit addresses the emerging discipline of managing identities and permissions for AI agents. Topics include machine-to-machine trust, delegated permissions, and applying least privilege principles to autonomous systems. These discussions recognize that AI agents require identity frameworks distinct from traditional user access management, with governance tied to context, purpose, and business intent.
Who Should Attend
The summit targets senior professionals responsible for AI strategy, data security, and enterprise risk. Relevant roles include Chief Data Officers, Directors of Privacy, Data Security leaders, GRC professionals, and Technology Governance executives. The event is particularly relevant for decision-makers in energy, retail, finance, and technology organizations deploying or planning to deploy autonomous AI capabilities.