Authentication and Connectivity in the Agentic Era

Wednesday, April 30th 2025

Authentication and Connectivity in the Agentic Era

3:30 PM - 5:00 PM ET | Virtual

Event Overview

AI agents are springing up everywhere at an exhilarating pace. Autonomous or semi-autonomous agents now are embedded in workflows across every industry – from HR to customer support to DevOps – promising to solve all kinds of problems. These agents will fundamentally reshape how software interacts with data, tools and people. And yet this paradigm shift also comes with a fundamental need: secure, scalable and standardized integration infrastructure. But what does that look like when all of this is so new?

Most of today’s AI agents authenticate using the same methods as traditional applications. They are stuck relying on outdated auth patterns such as OAuth, and dealing with brittle integrations that don’t meet modern security or usability expectations. The result? AI agents that remain shiny new toys that fail to fulfill their true problem-solving potential.

Register for this exclusive roundtable, hosted by Frontegg, where you will address the common security pitfalls that occur when building agentic AI, as well as solutions to overcome them.

Among the discussion points:

Security risks organizations face when building AI agents
Limitations of common stopgap solutions (such as having AI agents masquerade as human users)
The core infrastructure needed to allow agentic systems to connect to essential SaaS platforms

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Moderator

Sean D. Mack

Consulting Editor, CISO,

CyberEdBoard

ISMG

Sagi Rodin

Co-Founder and CEO

Frontegg

Speakers

Join this dynamic roundtable discussion with your peers to address the common security pitfalls that occur when building agentic AI, and discuss solutions to overcome them.

This session will be:

Chatham house rule
Peer driven
Pitch free

Subject matter expert

Sagi Rodin

Co-Founder and CEO

Frontegg

Sagi is co-founder and CEO of Frontegg, a customer identity management platform that makes every software product better by untangling identity complexities for builders, users and security teams. Sagi has more than 15 years of experience building innovative and customizable solutions that allow businesses to focus on their core needs and scale quickly. Prior to Frontegg, Sagi was director of cloud security at Check Point Software Technologies, and he has also held multiple CTO positions. Sagi holds a BSc in computer software engineering from Technion-Israel Institute of Technology.

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Venue

Chicago, IL

Venue to be announced

Underwritten by

Frontegg was founded in 2019 by Sagi Rodin (CEO), and Aviad Mizrachi (CTO) with the goal to modernize B2B SaaS user management. While working together at Check Point, they experienced firsthand the wasted engineering effort that went into building the same user management and authentication features that otherwise could’ve been invested in building the core product.

They set out to solve this problem by building a modern, all-in-one user management solution tailor-made for the unique needs of B2B SaaS companies.

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