Webinar - AI in CyberSecurity
Quarterly access certifications provide only a point-in-time view of access, while enterprise risk changes continuously. As organizations increasingly deploy Autonomous and Intelligent Systems, managing role changes, privileged access, and behavioral anomalies grows more complex. Furthermore, the rise of Generative and Agentic AI introduces new non-human identities that can alter access risk between traditional review cycles.
This session will present a practical approach 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 from calendar-driven reviews toward a more Responsible and Trustworthy AI governance framework that is event-driven and risk-aware.
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- Agentic AI Governance: Implementing real-time monitoring for autonomous agents that perform automated administrative tasks.
- Computational Intelligence in IAM: Using machine learning to detect behavioral anomalies in access patterns before they escalate into security incidents.
- Trustworthy AI Frameworks: Integrating ethical guardrails into automated access decision-making to ensure compliance and transparency.
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Moderator - Govindaraj Palanisamy - govindaraj.palanisamy@ieee.org
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Sahil Mukhija
AI in CyberSecurity
Sahil Mukhija
Sahil Mukhija is a cybersecurity and Identity and Access Management leader with 20+ years of experience designing, implementing, and modernizing enterprise security platforms. His expertise includes identity governance, SSO, MFA, privileged access, Zero Trust, continuous authorization, and context-aware access control using RBAC, ABAC, and ReBAC.
His work spans human and non-human identities, cloud security, and governance for autonomous AI agents, with experience across technologies including Microsoft Entra ID, SailPoint, Okta, SGNL, and SPIFFE/SPIRE. Sahil contributes to OpenID Foundation initiatives involving shared security signals and authorization standards. He also publishes and reviews technical work related to identity security, continuous access evaluation, AI security, and enterprise cybersecurity.
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