TLDR: Token Security, a leader in Non-Human Identity (NHI) security, has announced an upcoming webinar titled “When Machines Act for Themselves: The Identity Risk of Agentic AI.” The event will feature industry experts Geoff Cairns from Forrester, Jonathan Jaffe from Lemonade, and Itamar Apelblat from Token Security. They will discuss the critical cybersecurity challenges and identity risks posed by autonomous AI agents, emphasizing the need for robust identity and access controls for these non-human entities. The webinar is scheduled for September 9, 2025, at 11 AM EDT.
TEL AVIV, Israel & NEW YORK – Token Security, a pioneering force in Non-Human Identity (NHI) security, is set to host a crucial webinar addressing the burgeoning cybersecurity landscape shaped by autonomous AI. The event, aptly named “When Machines Act for Themselves: The Identity Risk of Agentic AI,” aims to shed light on the unique identity and access risks introduced as agentic AI systems gain the capacity to operate independently within enterprise environments.
The webinar will feature a distinguished panel of industry leaders. Geoff Cairns, Principal Analyst at Forrester, renowned for his expertise in identity and access management (IAM) and enterprise security, will provide insights into emerging risk and governance challenges. He will be joined by Jonathan Jaffe, the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Lemonade, an online-first insurance company, who brings practical experience in protecting innovative platforms. Representing Token Security will be Itamar Apelblat, CEO and Co-Founder, a recognized pioneer in machine identity security.
Scheduled for Tuesday, September 9, 2025, at 11 AM EDT, the online discussion will delve into several critical areas. Panelists will explore how agentic AI is fundamentally redefining enterprise identity and trust boundaries. A significant focus will be on the expanding attack surface created by unmanaged AI agents and NHIs, which can lead to severe vulnerabilities.
The discussion will also cover real-world risks such as credential abuse, impersonation, and privilege escalation, along with the insidious threat of policy drift. Attendees can expect to learn about essential frameworks and controls necessary for effectively governing and securing AI agents throughout their entire lifecycle. The experts will underscore the imperative for every AI agent to possess a verifiable identity.
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“As autonomous AI systems gain the ability to act independently, enterprises must urgently address identity and access controls for these non-human agents,” stated a representative from Token Security. The webinar aims to equip organizations with the knowledge to adopt identity-first security practices, enabling them to foster innovation while simultaneously mitigating significant risks. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of why stringent control and governance over every AI agent are paramount, and how to implement NHI security controls that can scale with increasing machine autonomy.
