About this webinar
Most CISOs can tell you how many employees they have. Almost none can tell you how many AI agents are running in their environment right now, what those agents can access, or what they're capable of deciding on their own. That gap is not theoretical. It is the single fastest growing, least governed attack surface enterprise security teams are facing heading into 2027, and the organizations that close it before year end will be operating from a position of control instead of catch-up.
Join Quisitive's security experts, Ed Higgins, Derek Tannahill, and Matt Modlin, for a live panel discussion built around one question: what are you not seeing yet. They spend their time inside the environments where this is actually breaking down, and they're bringing the parts of this problem that don't make it into the industry reports, debating them in real time rather than reading from slides.
Expect a direct conversation on where agentic sprawl is hiding in plain sight, why the Microsoft stack quietly stops protecting you the moment on-prem enters the picture, why non-human identity is on track to be the source of a real share of breaches within the next two years, and how Copilot and other AI tools are already oversharing sensitive data inside organizations that think their governance is solid.
If your FY27 planning is still open, this is the conversation to have before it closes.
What You'll Learn
Why the Microsoft stack quietly stops protecting you the moment on-prem enters the picture, and where that gap tends to sit
Controlling access to enterprise data and tools
Whether non-human identity governance can realistically catch up before it becomes a breach statistic, and what "least privilege" means once the identity is a machine
How Copilot and other AI tools are already oversharing sensitive data inside organizations that think their governance is solid
Where each of these connects back to what your organization can still act on before year end
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