CIO and Security Day

CIO and Security Day

Securing the Enterprise from Insider Threat, AI Agents and Stolen Identities

Crown Promenade, Southbank, Australia

Hosted by Factor

Overview

For CIOs and security leaders, one of the hardest threats to manage in 2026 is activity that looks legitimate. Attackers are increasingly using valid credentials, service accounts, automation and emerging AI agents to move through enterprise environments without triggering obvious alerts.

As organisations modernise cloud, data and digital operations, the risk is no longer limited to malicious insiders. Compromised users, over-permissioned accounts, negligent access, third-party users and non-human identities can all create exposure across critical systems.

This private discussion will focus on how technology and security leaders are improving visibility across human and machine identities, detecting abnormal behaviour earlier, and strengthening resilience without adding more noise or operational complexity.

Discussion Topics

• Identity-based threats and stolen credentials

Why compromised accounts are becoming one of the hardest risks for CIOs and CISOs to detect and contain.

• AI agents, automation and non-human identities

How service accounts, scripts, bots and AI-driven workflows are changing the insider threat model.

• Behavioural analytics and early detection

Using behavioural baselines to spot unusual access, abnormal data movement, impossible travel and privilege misuse.

• Balancing detection, trust and governance

Strengthening insider threat programs while managing privacy, transparency, user trust and executive accountability.

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