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Deploying AI Agents with Real-World Access: What You Need to Know About Security, Cost, and Control

Hosted by Elianneth Cabrera & 3 others
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​AI agents are moving beyond prototypes and into environments where they can interact with business systems, APIs, databases, and external tools. As agents gain real-world access, organizations need to think beyond functionality and address how to manage security, operational costs, monitoring, and accountability.

​In this webinar, we’ll explore the practical considerations involved in deploying AI agents in real-world organizational environments.

​What we’ll cover:

​🔹 From AI Agents to Real-World Operations
Understand what changes when agents move beyond prototypes, where they interact with real systems and tools, and the key operational risks organizations need to consider.

​🔹 Security & Risk Management
Explore how to define appropriate tool and data access, establish permission boundaries and guardrails, and limit what an agent can access or modify.

​🔹 Cost & Operational Efficiency
Break down the main cost drivers of agentic systems, including token usage, tool calls, and infrastructure, while exploring strategies for maintaining predictable costs as agents scale.

​🔹 Control, Monitoring & Accountability
Learn how to understand agent activity, monitor tool usage, audit decisions, and determine when human intervention is necessary to maintain accountability and trust.

​🔹 Live Demo: From Architecture to Real-World Agent Deployment
See an agent with real tool access in action, including practical security, cost, and control mechanisms, along with patterns that can be adapted to real organizational environments.

​This session is designed to provide a practical view of the challenges and considerations involved in moving AI agents from controlled prototypes toward real-world deployment.

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