Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Addresses security risks from machine identities and AI agents accessing sensitive federal systems
- Covers identity-based, just-in-time access controls as an alternative to static credentials
- Focuses on Zero Trust implementation for government infrastructure modernization
- Designed for federal IT and security professionals managing AI adoption
- Discusses FedRAMP compliance requirements for identity security solutions
About the Event
Akeyless and Second Front Systems present this live webinar examining identity security challenges facing federal agencies during infrastructure modernization and AI adoption. The session explores how machine identities and AI agents introduce new risks when accessing sensitive systems, APIs, and data, particularly when authenticated agents retain excessive permissions.
Machine Identity and AI Agent Security
Traditional credential-based security approaches are proving inadequate for environments where autonomous agents operate alongside human users. The webinar examines runtime controls for autonomous agent actions and methods for securing privileged access without embedding static credentials in AI agents. Attendees will learn approaches for reducing reliance on long-lived credentials in favor of identity-based, just-in-time access models.
Zero Trust and FedRAMP Compliance
The discussion connects identity security practices to broader Zero Trust objectives within government IT environments. Federal agencies face specific compliance requirements, including FedRAMP Class D (High) standards, when deploying identity and access management solutions. The webinar addresses how agencies can meet these requirements while modernizing their security posture for AI workloads.
Who Should Attend
This webinar is intended for federal agency IT and security professionals, including CISOs, security architects, and solutions executives. It is particularly relevant for departments responsible for infrastructure modernization, automation initiatives, and AI adoption within high-security, regulated government sectors.