Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Explores certificate-based security approaches for both AI agents and human users
- Addresses API key management challenges in environments with autonomous agents
- Covers modern PKI design considerations for Zero Trust architectures
- Relevant to enterprise and SLED organizations managing complex cloud environments
About the Webinar
This webinar examines how public key infrastructure must evolve to accommodate AI agents alongside traditional users and devices. As autonomous agents gain broader capabilities and operate at machine speed, certificate-based authentication presents an alternative to static credentials for securing these interactions.
The session focuses on three core challenges: managing API key proliferation, controlling unauthorized agent activity, and integrating security signals across identity infrastructure. These topics reflect growing concerns as organizations deploy AI agents with access to sensitive systems and data.
Technical Focus
The webinar connects certificate lifecycle automation with Zero Trust architecture principles. Passwordless authentication and automated certificate management are positioned as methods to reduce credential-based vulnerabilities, particularly in hybrid cloud environments where both human users and AI agents require secure access.
Speakers
Phil Scott, Senior Solutions Engineer at SecureW2, leads the session. Scott specializes in identity infrastructure for Zero Trust deployments, with previous experience at OneLogin, Lacework, and F5 Networks. He is joined by Micah Spady, Director of Product Marketing at SecureW2.
Who Should Attend
Security architects, identity and access management professionals, and infrastructure engineers responsible for PKI or certificate management. The content is particularly relevant to enterprise and state, local government, and education organizations evaluating how to extend identity controls to AI agents.