Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Explores why AI agents should be treated as identities within governance frameworks
- Addresses the security risks of shadow AI and ungoverned non-human identities in enterprise environments
- Hosted by Saviynt and PwC on November 17
- Aimed at security and identity professionals managing AI adoption
The Governance Gap for AI Agents and Non-Human Identities
As AI agents proliferate across enterprise environments, many organizations lack visibility into how many non-human identities exist, what resources they can access, and who holds accountability for their actions. This webinar from Saviynt and PwC examines why traditional identity governance models fail to address the unique challenges posed by AI agents and other non-human identities.
Shadow AI in the Enterprise
The session will examine the phenomenon of shadow AI, where AI tools and agents operate within organizations without formal oversight or integration into security programs. Presenters will discuss what shadow AI looks like in practice and its implications for enterprise security postures as AI adoption continues to accelerate.
Key Topics
- Treating AI agents as identities within governance frameworks
- The impact of shadow AI on security programs
- Bringing visibility, governance and control to AI identities
- Preparing identity programs for continued AI adoption through 2027 and beyond
Who Should Attend
This webinar is relevant for identity and access management professionals, security leaders, and governance teams responsible for managing non-human identities and AI deployments within their organizations.