Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Explores how identity governance must expand beyond human access to cover AI agents and non-human identities
- Addresses the shift from governing who has access to governing what actions agents can perform
- Covers runtime authorization, least privilege enforcement and identity risk reduction for agentic environments
- Features Saviynt product leadership presenting new capabilities for application governance
The Governance Challenge in Agentic Environments
Enterprise applications increasingly rely on AI agents, service accounts and other non-human identities that execute workflows and make decisions alongside human users. This shift creates governance requirements that traditional access management approaches were not designed to address. The central question has evolved from “Who has access?” to a more complex set of concerns: what can an agent do, whether it should be permitted to do it, what it has already done, and what business risk those actions create.
Key Topics
The virtual event examines how application governance principles can extend to AI agents and non-human identities. Sessions cover continuous discovery of AI agents and non-human identities across critical applications, understanding fine-grained human access to determine what permissions an agent inherits, intent-aware runtime authorization that evaluates actions before execution, and enforcing least privilege to reduce identity risk.
Featured Sessions
Saviynt CPO Vibhuti Sinha will deliver the opening keynote on application governance in the agentic enterprise. Vinit Shah, SVP of Product Management at Saviynt, will present new product capabilities for securing applications in agentic environments. An industry partner session will address how organizations are preparing to govern AI agents and non-human identities across critical applications.
Who Should Attend
This event is relevant for identity and access management professionals, security architects and governance teams responsible for enterprise applications that incorporate AI agents or rely on non-human identities for automated workflows.