The Agent Is Logged In. Now What? @ Oktane 2026

​Identity used to answer a pretty straightforward question: Who are you? AI agents make things a little more complicated.

​Now we need to know who the agent is, who it’s acting for, what it’s allowed to do and, increasingly, why it’s doing it in the first place.

​Join us during Oktane 2026 for an intimate dinner with security, identity, and AI leaders exploring what happens when machines become first-class actors inside the enterprise.

​That raises some uncomfortable questions for identity and security teams: Who owns the agent? What can it do? What happens when it hands work to another agent? And how do you know an action is appropriate, not just authorized?

​Join us during Oktane for dinner and an off-the-record conversation with a small group of identity, security, and technology leaders working through these issues in practice.

​We’ll talk about agent identity, delegated access, MCP and tool governance, and what changes when software starts making decisions and taking action on its own.

​No panels. No presentations. Just dinner, drinks, and a good conversation