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DESCRIPTION:Quarterly access certifications provide only a point-in-time vi
 ew of access\, while enterprise risk changes continuously. As organization
 s increasingly deploy Autonomous and Intelligent Systems\, managing role c
 hanges\, privileged access\, and behavioral anomalies grows more complex. 
 Furthermore\, the rise of Generative and Agentic AI introduces new non-hum
 an identities that can alter access risk between traditional review cycles
 .\n\nThis session will present a practical approach to continuous access a
 ssurance using AI for Cybersecurity\, leveraging identity\, security\, and
  runtime signals to trigger targeted reassessment. We will discuss how IGA
 \, PAM\, and SIEM/XDR can work together to move from calendar-driven revie
 ws toward a more Responsible and Trustworthy AI governance framework that 
 is event-driven and risk-aware.\n\nExamples for Discussion:\n\n- Agentic A
 I Governance: Implementing real-time monitoring for autonomous agents that
  perform automated administrative tasks.\n- Computational Intelligence in 
 IAM: Using machine learning to detect behavioral anomalies in access patte
 rns before they escalate into security incidents.\n- Trustworthy AI Framew
 orks: Integrating ethical guardrails into automated access decision-making
  to ensure compliance and transparency.\n\nSpeaker(s): Sahil Mukhija\n\nVi
 rtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/578374
LOCATION:Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/578374
ORGANIZER:morgan.kiani@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:30
SUMMARY:Webinar - AI in CyberSecurity
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/578374
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>Quarterly access certifications provide on
 ly a point-in-time view of access\, while enterprise risk changes continuo
 usly. As organizations increasingly deploy Autonomous and Intelligent Syst
 ems\, managing role changes\, privileged access\, and behavioral anomalies
  grows more complex. Furthermore\, the rise of Generative and Agentic AI i
 ntroduces new non-human identities that can alter access risk between trad
 itional review cycles.<br><br>This session will present a practical approa
 ch to continuous access assurance using AI for Cybersecurity\, leveraging 
 identity\, security\, and runtime signals to trigger targeted reassessment
 . We will discuss how IGA\, PAM\, and SIEM/XDR can work together to move f
 rom calendar-driven reviews toward a more Responsible and Trustworthy AI g
 overnance framework that is event-driven and risk-aware.<br><br>Examples f
 or Discussion:<br><br>&nbsp\; - Agentic AI Governance: Implementing real-t
 ime monitoring for autonomous agents that perform automated administrative
  tasks.<br>&nbsp\; - Computational Intelligence in IAM: Using machine lear
 ning to detect behavioral anomalies in access patterns before they escalat
 e into security incidents.<br>&nbsp\; - Trustworthy AI Frameworks: Integra
 ting ethical guardrails into automated access decision-making to ensure co
 mpliance and transparency.</p>
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