Agentic AI , Data Governance , Data Privacy
Presented by SailPoint 60 Minutes
Regulatory expectations remain the same, but the rise of non-human identities has changed how access to systems and data is established and managed.
As service accounts, bots, RPA tools and AI agents expand across enterprise environments, organizations and the technology providers that support them face growing challenges in governing access to sensitive systems and data. These identities often outnumber human users by as much as 45 to 1, yet many lack clear ownership, limiting visibility and control.
In regulated industries, this creates a dual imperative: strengthening internal controls while meeting increasing expectations from customers and regulators.
See also: When Identities Multiply, So Do Data Access Risks
This examines how identity strategies are evolving to address non-human access, with a focus on accountability, visibility and control.
We will be exploring:
- Establishing ownership and accountability for non-human identities
- Enforcing least privilege across automated and machine-driven access
- Managing identity lifecycles through provisioning and certification
- Improving visibility into non-human activity and behavior
- Identifying and governing unmanaged machine identities