Data & AI Security - Houston Roundtable
Artificial intelligence is fundamentally changing how work gets done. As AI agents begin acting on behalf of employees and autonomously interacting with applications, data, and one another, security teams face an entirely new challenge:
It's no longer enough to know who has access. You have to understand what AI can access, why it has access, and whether that access should exist in the first place.
Join fellow Houston security executives for an invitation-only dinner hosted by Zscaler for an open discussion on the next generation of AI security.
Together we'll explore questions every enterprise is beginning to face:
How do you govern millions of human and non-human identities at enterprise scale?
What changes when AI agents inherit permissions and operate autonomously?
How do you establish least privilege for AI?
What visibility is required before Zero Trust policies can be meaningfully enforced?
How can organizations understand the blast radius of an AI agent before an incident occurs?
This interactive discussion will also examine why identity, data, and AI are rapidly becoming the new control plane for enterprise security—and why understanding the relationships between users, service accounts, applications, AI agents, and sensitive data is foundational to governing AI safely.
Hosted by Zscaler's AI Security team, this executive roundtable is designed for candid peer discussion rather than product presentations. Expect practical conversations, emerging best practices, and opportunities to connect with fellow security leaders navigating many of the same challenges.
Attendance is limited to encourage meaningful discussion.
