As AI drives an explosion of human and non-human identities, new access blind spots are emerging—and attackers are taking advantage. Join 451 Research’s Garrett Bekker and security leaders from Aireon and Iron Range Cyber for an honest discussion on how they’re tackling today’s most urgent identity challenges: securing AI agents, managing access at scale, and balancing compliance with business agility.

3x CISO Pete Clay and former Deloitte Americas Enterprise Risk Services Leader turned CEO Juan Felipe Duque share what’s working, what isn’t, and how Oleria is helping organizations finally answer the question that keeps every security leader up at night:

Who has access to what?

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Key Takeaways:

1. Preventing overreaction in the age of AI

As agentic AI and non-human identities expand the attack surface, access control has never been harder. Learn how security leaders are building prevention into their frameworks—empowering teams to adopt AI safely while minimizing privileged access risk.

2. Meeting audit demands without slowing down

Hear how Aireon, a critical infrastructure provider for over 20 countries, and Iron Range Cyber, a public-sector security partner, stay continuously compliant, strengthen oversight, and meet strict audit requirements while maintaining agility.

3. Advancing identity maturity

From regulated agencies to fast-moving enterprises, organizations are using Oleria’s Identity Maturity Model to simplify operations, close exposure gaps, and reduce risk in measurable ways—enabling secure agility at scale.