

November 2026: Observability for Endpoint AI Agents — What Security Teams Can (and Can’t) See
Observability for Endpoint AI Agents — What Security Teams Can (and Can’t) See
Introduction
AI coding assistants are becoming standard workplace tools. But when an AI agent runs commands on someone’s device, what can security teams actually observe?
Join us for a practical look at endpoint observability for AI agents: the telemetry available today, where visibility still falls short, and what those gaps mean for security teams and emerging technology providers.
Speaker
Xia Hua, Co-founder and CEO of Traceforce, works on securing AI-native workloads running on devices. She previously led engineering at Clumio, delivering cloud data protection products, and was an in-memory database architect at Oracle. Xia holds a PhD in Applied Mathematics from MIT.
Key Topics Covered
Security risks associated with AI coding assistants
Best practices for reducing those risks
Tools that can support detection and response
What endpoint telemetry can—and can’t—show about AI agent activity
Why Attend
Get a clearer view of the security questions raised when AI assistants act on users’ devices. Take away practical risk-reduction ideas, learn what detection and response tools can help, and join fellow security professionals for discussion and networking.
Agenda
5:30 – 6:00 PM | In-Person Networking
5:55 – 6:00 PM | Virtual Session Opens
6:00 – 6:15 PM | ISSA Chapter Business
6:15 – 7:00 PM | Featured Presentation
7:00 – 8:00 PM | Food, Refreshments & Networking