5 Questions Identity for AI.mp4
As organisations begin to “hire” digital agents, a new Identity Gap
is emerging: AI agents can act with machine speed and human
like decision-making flexibility, but often without the identity
controls used for people and traditional machines.
In this on-demand session, Ping Identity Go-to-Market CTO Alex
Laurie explores five questions IT and security leaders are asking
about Identity for AI, including whether agents need their own
identities, who is accountable when an agent goes rogue, how to
delegate access without over-privileging, what governance means
for autonomous systems, and how AI identities should fit into the
existing IAM ecosystem.
The session also addresses the question leaders should be
asking: how to act at the speed of AI while building trusted
autonomy, accountability, and a secure digital perimeter.
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