CISO Workshop: AI and Identity Management

AI – it’s brought new efficiencies and automation to cyber defenses, while at the same time powering a new scale and sophistication of attacks. Among these AI-powered attacks are deepfakes, which most people can spot and 30% of the time. And CISOs are seeing real consequences from these attacks, including North Korean IT worker scams and spoofed CEO video calls in high-stakes B2B fraud.

Meanwhile, owing to remote work, cloud migration and the rapid deployment of AI agents, enterprises are dealing with non-human identities at a frightening pace. If human identity management remains a significant challenge, how can CISOs even begin to get a handle on non-human identities?

Register now to attend this exclusive CISO Workshop, where you will join law enforcement officials and identity management experts to dive deeper into a better understanding of Deepfakes and Identity Management.

Seats are limited, so sign up now for this single, interactive session tackling both of these compelling topics:

• AI and the Deepfake Dilemma – Led by Bay Area FBI agent Scott Hellman, this session reviews the types of deepfake crimes being investigated, as well as what you can do within your own enterprise to train workers to spot, stop and report these incidents.
• Managing Non-Human Identities – Led by the CIO and CISO of the City of San Francisco, this session dives into how to inventory, monitor and manage role-based access of all the non-human identities entering your network – including service accounts, APIs, bots and Agentic AI systems.