Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Hands-on workshop covering AI agent development on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore with security guardrails
- Demonstrates AWS-native controls including Service Control Policies (SCPs) for automated security at scale
- Addresses identity management, observability and privilege escalation risks in agent deployments
- Designed for CloudOps, DevOps and security professionals working in cloud-native environments
- Co-hosted by AWS and Sonrai Security during KubeCon NA 2026
About the Event
This in-person workshop, held alongside KubeCon NA 2026 in Salt Lake City, focuses on building and scaling AI agents using Amazon Bedrock AgentCore while implementing robust security controls. AWS and Sonrai Security jointly lead the technical session, which combines live demonstrations with practical guidance on agent runtime management, identity configuration and observability setup.
Security Guardrails for AI Agents
A central theme of the workshop is implementing and automating security guardrails as agent deployments scale. The session covers AWS-native controls, particularly Service Control Policies (SCPs), which can be configured once and managed automatically across growing agent environments. This approach addresses common challenges around privilege escalation and unauthorized access that emerge when organizations expand their AI agent footprint.
Technical Focus Areas
- Building AI agents on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore
- Managing agent runtime and tooling
- Identity and access management for cloud-based agents
- Observability in agent operations
- Automating security controls for scalable deployments
Who Should Attend
The workshop targets technical leads, architects and engineers working in CloudOps, DevOps and security roles. It is particularly relevant for professionals at enterprises, SaaS providers and cloud-native companies who are deploying or managing AI agents in cloud environments. Attendance does not require a KubeCon badge. The session concludes with an open Q&A with experts from AWS and Sonrai Security, followed by a networking social.