Future of AI Identity

Overview

As enterprises embed AI into customer journeys, security operations and back-office workflows, identity is being redefined. It no longer just represents employees and customers — it now includes APIs, workloads, service accounts and increasingly autonomous AI agents.

At the same time, attackers are using AI to scale deepfakes, impersonation, account takeover and identity-led attacks. For security leaders, the challenge is no longer just access control. It is governing identity at machine scale, applying continuous trust, and making Zero Trust architectures practical across human and non-human identities.

Join senior security, identity, risk and technology leaders to discuss how organisations are using identity as the control plane for the intelligent enterprise — connecting AI initiatives, privacy, governance and Zero Trust into a more resilient operating model.

Key Discussions on:

Governing AI agents, APIs and workloads as first-class identities

Moving from one-time authentication to continuous, contextual trust

Closing gaps across onboarding, access, recovery and identity lifecycle

Making Zero Trust simpler across human and non-human identities

Measuring identity resilience in terms boards understand

What to expect

• Attendance 200+
• Readiness AI Identity
• Execution Zero Trust
• Perspectives Peer
• Q&A Live

What we will cover

• The AI Identity Readiness Check: What Security Leaders Need to Prioritise Now AI adoption is moving faster than many identity and access models were designed to support. This session examines where identity risk is emerging and what security leaders should prioritise before AI becomes embedded across the enterprise.
• Why Identity Gets Harder as AI and Automation Scale As organisations expand their use of AI, automation, APIs and workloads, identity becomes more complex and harder to govern. This session explores how security leaders are improving visibility across both human and non-human identities.
• Governing AI Agents as First-Class Identities AI agents are beginning to act, access systems and trigger workflows on behalf of people and teams. This session looks at why organisations need to treat AI agents as identities in their own right, with clear governance, ownership and control.
• Making Zero Trust Real in the Age of AI Zero Trust has often been difficult to operationalise across complex environments. This session explores how identity can make Zero Trust simpler, more practical and more resilient as AI increases the speed and scale of access risk.
• Closing the Gaps Between Onboarding, Access and Recovery Identity risk often appears in the gaps between onboarding, access changes, role movement and account recovery. This session examines how organisations are reducing exposure by strengthening identity lifecycle management end to end.
• Measuring Identity Resilience in Terms Boards Understand As identity becomes central to AI, cyber resilience and Zero Trust, security leaders need clearer ways to communicate risk and progress to the board. This session focuses on turning identity performance into meaningful business and resilience measures.

Agenda

• 2:00 pm The AI Identity Readiness Check: What Security Leaders Need to Prioritise Now(Identity in the Age of AI: Governing Machine-Scale Risk and Making Zero Trust Real) AI adoption is moving faster than many identity and access models were designed to support. This session examines where identity risk is emerging and what security leaders should prioritise before AI becomes embedded across the enterprise. Discussion Points • Where AI is changing the identity risk landscape • Why traditional access controls are under pressure • Common readiness gaps across identity, privacy and security • What leaders need to prioritise before AI scales further

Speakers

• Johan Fantenberg · Director, Product and Solution Marketing, Ping Identity

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