AI is no longer just a tool – it is becoming an active participant within enterprise systems. From provisioning infrastructure to triggering deployments, AI agents are increasingly operating with high levels of autonomy and privilege. Yet, in many organizations, these machine identities exist with limited governance, visibility, and control.

This roundtable brings together security and technology leaders to explore how identity frameworks must evolve to address the rise of AI-driven operations. Through an open, peer-led discussion, participants will examine how Zero Trust principles, least privilege access, and identity-first security models can be applied to AI agents, shifting from reactive oversight to proactive, policy-driven enforcement embedded within platforms.