Friday 2 October 2026, 11am-12noon (BST)

How do you translate AI risk strategy into technical reality? Leadership has defined the risk, but the security practitioner reinvents the governance wheel. As the enterprise rapidly adopts autonomous AI, traditional security architectures are breaking under the strain of non-human identities moving at machine speed.

This session is for all practitioners tasked with managing innovation and risk within the Agentic Enterprise. We bridge the gap between high-level CISO strategy and on-the-ground execution. We learn how to design the technical architecture and governance models necessary to monitor, restrict and secure AI agents without stifling business productivity.

We’ll learn:
• Reinventing Governance: How to adapt legacy identity and access management (IAM) for autonomous digital workers.
• Securing the Agentic Enterprise: Technical strategies for managing the risk of heavily permissioned AI workflows.
• Monitoring Machine Speed: Identifying the telemetry and log sources required to track non-human identity behaviour.
• Balancing Innovation & Security: Practical ways for the SOC to enable AI adoption while enforcing zero-trust principles.

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Guest chaired by

Milena Maneva (info) Head of Business Continuity & Resilience, BGC Group / Cantor Fitzgerald

Presented by

Findlay Whitelaw (info) Field CISO, Exabeam

Gareth Pritchard (info) CTO, Sapphire

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