Autonomous AI agents are now capable of making decisions, executing actions, and interacting across networks with increasing independence. Unlike typical automation tools, these intelligent agents operate with context, adapt over time, and blur the lines between legitimate activity and potential compromise.

For today’s security and IT leaders, this shift demands more than technical adaptation — it calls for strategic reflection.

How do you manage risk when the actors are not human?
How do you maintain visibility and control in environments where traditional identity frameworks are no longer enough?

Join a select group of senior peers for a private roundtable dinner designed to foster open discussion around one of the most important security topics of the next decade.

Together, we’ll explore how forward-looking organizations are preparing for the rise of AI agents — and what this means for operational resilience, exposure management, and enterprise trust.

The Evening Will Feature

• Thought leadership keynote
• Moderated peer discussion
• High-value executive networking

Discussion Topics Include

• The rise of autonomous AI agents and what makes them different
• Rethinking insider risk: activity without identity or accountability
• Why traditional detection methods fall short in AI-driven environments
• The role of behavioral intelligence in bringing clarity and visibility
• Principles for governing AI agents without slowing innovation
• Building security strategies that are resilient, adaptive, and intelligence-led

What You’ll Take Away

• An executive-level perspective on one of the most disruptive trends in cybersecurity
• Insight into how modern organizations are adapting security and governance models
• Practical ideas to assess, manage, and reduce risk in autonomous environments
• Inspiration for evolving your detection and response strategy with the right level of control