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Shadow AI Agents Exposed — and the Identities that Pull the Strings

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AI Agents are popping up everywhere—in your engineering workflows, your business processes, and your cloud platforms.

They’re moving fast—sometimes faster than your governance can keep up. With countless platforms (from IdPs to PaaS providers) making it incredibly easy to launch AI Agents, security teams are scrambling to answer key questions:

Who’s launching them? What identities are they using? Where are they operating?

Join us for this exclusive discussion panel where we’ll dive into:


What exactly counts as an AI Agent (and what definitely doesn’t)
The essential non-human identities (NHIs) fueling your AI Agents
Shadow AI Agents: why they’re multiplying, where they hide, and the real risks they pose
Practical detection methods—from unique user-agent fingerprints and IP tracking to code-level analysis
Simple but effective ways to bring AI Agents into governance without slowing down innovation

Whether you’re already chasing down rogue agents or preparing to tackle the challenge, you’ll leave with clear, actionable steps to improve visibility—and keep your AI operations under control.



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