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Still thinking about how to secure AI in your organization? The Gartner® CISO's Guide to 3 Zero-Trust Use Cases is ready for you.

Many Zero Trust strategies were designed before AI agents became part of everyday work. Now is a good time to take another look. In this Gartner® report, CISO's Guide: 3 Zero-Trust Use Cases to Secure AI, you'll find practical guidance on how to: ✅ Build an inventory of your AI assets ✅ Add agent-level controls once AI identities are in place ✅ Filter LLM inputs and outputs Get access to the report 👇

AI agents act on their own, access data, and call other systems. That makes them identities, and they need the same control as everyone else. This Gartner® report looks at how to extend Zero Trust to AI, with practical steps for visibility, governance, and agent-level controls. Get your copy below.

"Over 35% of organizations align to existing maturity models, yet these frameworks lack AI-specific controls, limiting effectiveness against emerging threats." – Gartner® If your Zero Trust model predates your AI rollout, this report is worth a read. It covers three concrete use cases for securing AI, including how to handle AI agents and LLMs. Download the report here 👇

In most organizations, AI agents already outnumber the people managing them, and few of those agents have a clear owner or a fast way to shut them down if something goes wrong. This webinar shows how to give every AI agent its own identity, a human owner, and controls to revoke access fast. Includes a live demo in Okta. September 8, 09:00 CEST.

AI agents are showing up across most organizations faster than the processes to manage them. This webinar gives you a simple model for linking agent identities to human owners, a checklist for discovering where AI is already in use, and a live walkthrough in Okta. September 8, 09:00 CEST, hosted by Peter Giesa, Security Lead at Cloudworks.