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When Access Becomes Autonomous: Continuous Identity for the Agentic Enterprise

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Continuously verify trust and control access for AI agents

Americas: October 14th @ 11am PT | 2pm ET
JAPAC: October 15th @ 3pm AEDT | 12pm SGT | 9:30am IST
Europe: October 15th @ 10am BST I 11am CEST

AI agents are changing how enterprises think about identity security.

They access sensitive data, invoke tools and take action autonomously at machine speed. Unlike human identities with more predictable roles, behaviors and access needs, these agents operate 24/7 across multiple systems as they reason and act toward a goal.

Traditional identity security wasn’t built for this level of autonomy. As agents gain greater access to critical systems, organizations need to rethink how trust is established, access is governed and risk is managed as conditions change.

Join CrowdStrike General Manager Scott Kriz and Director of Product Management Ian Glazer to explore what this shift means for the future of identity security and what it takes to secure the agentic enterprise. Through real-world perspectives and a live demonstration of the recently announced CrowdStrike® Agentic Identity Provider, you’ll learn how to:

  • Continuously understand identity risk across human, non-human, and AI identities
  • Reduce standing privilege and make access decisions based on real-time context
  • Establish trusted identities for AI agents and grant only the access needed, when it is needed

Learn how a new approach to identity security is transforming trust and access for the agentic enterprise.

Featured Speakers
Scott Kriz
Scott Kriz

GM, Continuous Identity

CrowdStrike

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Ian Glazer
Ian Glazer

Director, Product Management

CrowdStrike

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Scott Kriz

Scott Kriz


GM, Continuous Identity, CrowdStrike


Scott is a product leader and innovator in identity with over a decade of experience as both an entrepreneur and practitioner in large-scale organizations. Currently serving as General Manager of Continuous Identity at CrowdStrike, Scott leads the company's identity security strategy at one of the world's most trusted cybersecurity platforms. Scott joined CrowdStrike through their acquisition of SGNL, where he was CEO and Co-Founder. Prior to SGNL, Scott was the CEO, CPO, and Co-Founder of Bitium, an Identity and Access Management company that was acquired by Google. As a Product Lead at Google, he founded an internal team to standardize authorization to customer and consumer data. Scott's career spans the full arc of identity — from building and scaling identity startups to driving enterprise identity innovation at global technology leaders — making him a uniquely positioned voice on the future of identity security.
Ian Glazer

Ian Glazer


Director, Product Management, CrowdStrike


Ian Glazer is the head of Continuous Identity product strategy at Crowdstrike. His extensive career in identity includes being a member of the executive leadership team at SGNL serving as Chief Customer and Strategy Officer, being a trusted advisor to technology providers via his advisor firm Weave Identity, serving as Senior Vice President for Identity Product Management at Salesforce where he led product strategy, and acting as a research vice president at Gartner, overseeing identity and privacy research. A prominent figure in the industry, Ian is the co-founder and Board Emeritus of IDPro. He also co-founded and is a board member of the Digital Identity Advancement Foundation, which works to remove financial barriers to participation in the digital identity space. Throughout his career, he has co-authored a patent, contributed to user provisioning specifications, and is a noted blogger, speaker, and photographer of his socks.
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