Agentic AI is reshaping cyber resilience – not only by accelerating attacks but also by changing how organizations defend, respond and recover. As autonomous systems make decisions, trigger actions and participate directly in incident response, long-standing assumptions about human oversight and control are being tested. Resilience is shifting from reactive playbooks to machine-led execution, raising new questions around governance and assurance.

In this environment, resilience increasingly starts at the identity plane. AI agents, service accounts, credentials, keys and entitlements now sit at the center of both defense and recovery, often operating across complex hybrid environments. When these identities are compromised or poorly governed, failures can propagate at speed. This raises a critical question: What does effective recovery look like when the actors involved are autonomous, always on and operating beyond human tempo?

This closed-door discussion will bring together senior security and resilience leaders to examine how agentic AI is reshaping incident response and recovery. Led by subject-matter experts from Kyndryl and Rubrik, the discussion will focus on real-world experience to assess where autonomy is strengthening resilience, where it is introducing new fragility and where existing assumptions are already starting to fail.

Through an off-the-record, peer-led exchange, attendees will explore what it takes to build resilient systems when AI is no longer just advising, but acting – and how security leaders can adapt governance and recovery strategies before autonomy becomes the default.

Register to join a peer-driven conversation on:

• How agentic AI is reshaping incident response and recovery at machine speed
• Why identity and non-human access now sit at the core of cyber resilience
• How to govern autonomy without losing assurance, control, or accountability