Topic 1: Identity at the Edge: Securing the Perimeter-less Enterprise

With users, devices, and workloads operating beyond the traditional network, identity has become the new perimeter. During this session we will explore how to enforce trust at the edge leveraging Zero Trust, decentralised identity, and context-aware access to protect your expanding digital footprint.

Topic 2: The Cost of Identity Fraud: Understanding the Risk and Preventing the Damage

Identity fraud is no longer just a theoretical risk — it's drawing headlines, triggering fines, and exposing major weaknesses in identity governance. From weak internal controls to flawed onboarding, recent regulatory actions, this session highlights just how costly these failures can be and outlines what you can do next.

Topic 1: Non-Human Identities: When Everything Has an Identity, Who’s in Control?

As applications are scaled across clouds and microservices, identity isn't just for people. Unpack how to secure and manage identities for containers, VMs, and APIs before attackers do it for you.

Topic 2: The Shifting Identity Threatscape: How Attacks and Defences Have Evolved

Identity threats have steadily evolved from broad based credential attacks to sophisticated, targeted exploits across both human and non-human identities. This session explores how the threat landscape has changed over time and how organisations have adapted their defences in response. We’ll highlight the capabilities that have emerged to detect, prevent, and respond to modern identity attacks.

Topic 1: AI for identity security: How AI is Shaping the Future of Digital Identity

As AI agents take on more autonomous and collaborative roles, they’re becoming both new identity types and powerful enablers. This session explores how AI is enhancing IAM strategies through intelligent risk scoring, behavioural analytics, and adaptive access decisions—while also raising new challenges around trust, governance, and integration.

Topic 2: Securing AI Identities: Governing the Rise of Autonomous Agents

As AI agents begin to act with autonomy accessing data, making decisions, and executing tasks they introduce a new identity class that must be secured. This session examines how to govern, authenticate, and authorise AI identities to maintain trust and control in an increasingly AI-driven environment.