
Securing the Autonomous Enterprise Summit
September 28-29, 2027
Secure autonomous operations without compromising the speed and innovation that drive them.
The autonomous enterprise enables companies to keep pace with rapidly changing market demands, but it also creates new attack surfaces, identities and pathways for threat actors to exploit. Autonomous systems can access sensitive data, use applications and APIs, and make decisions and take actions — all with little or no human oversight. This creates new identity, authorization, monitoring and accountability challenges.
Security teams must extend controls beyond humans to every agent, application and other nonhuman identity. Zero-trust principles provide the foundation for securing autonomous operations, while AI-assisted security operations help teams analyze alerts and automate incident response at greater speed.
The Securing the Autonomous Enterprise Summit brings together cybersecurity leaders, AI architects and enterprise risk professionals to explore the critical security challenges of autonomous operations and approaches for addressing them. Expert speakers will share real-world implementation insights, emerging best practices and proven approaches for protecting autonomous systems without sacrificing the speed and efficiency that make them valuable.
You will soon be able to register and to gain the knowledge and strategies needed to secure your autonomous enterprise against evolving threats while maintaining the agility and innovation that drive competitive advantage.
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Application Security for Autonomous Systems
September 28, 2027
Secure applications within autonomous environments where AI agents, automated processes, and nonhuman entities interact with critical systems, and learn how to protect applications from emerging threats.
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AI-Powered Threat Detection & Automated Response
September 29, 2027
Deploy AI-enabled security operations to identify and remediate attacks in real time through machine learning-driven anomaly detection, automated incident response, and self-healing security systems.
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