Eric Olden
Chief Identity Architect, Rubrik
Former CEO of Strata Identity and co-author of the SAML standard, with two decades building enterprise identity infrastructure. Most recently focused on identity governance for autonomous AI agents.
Invitation-only executive roundtable
Lessons from the leading edge.
Every enterprise believes its agents are governed. Few have proven it under scrutiny. Join a small group of security executives for a candid, practitioner-led session on what it actually takes to govern agentic AI at enterprise scale.
01Featured keynotes
Each keynote covers the state of AI security today and where the requirements are heading, before the room turns to peer discussion.
Chief Identity Architect, Rubrik
Former CEO of Strata Identity and co-author of the SAML standard, with two decades building enterprise identity infrastructure. Most recently focused on identity governance for autonomous AI agents.
Founder, Venn Factory
Co-author of the SAML standard, co-creator of the User-Managed Access (UMA) standard, former CTO of ForgeRock, and author of Mastering Digital Identity: From Risk to Revenue.
02Why now
Agentic AI is moving from pilot to production faster than most security programs can govern it. The gap isn't awareness. Most leaders can explain what their agents are for. Far fewer can define access boundaries, revocation timing, or delegation once those agents are live.
Source: Palo Alto Networks, 2026 Identity Security Landscape Report
03Why be in the room
Built for leaders who no longer have time for the theoretical version.
The framework
For agent identity, access, and delegation, drawn from programs already in production. Not a vendor deck.
The edge
Walk out ready before "how do we know our agents are governed?" becomes the question you're asked.
The peers
Security leaders speaking candidly about what broke, what worked, and what it took to reach production.
04The framework
The building blocks that show up again and again at the enterprises furthest along the adoption curve. The roundtable is organized around them.
Every agent gets its own identity, provisioned just-in-time and retired when the task ends.
Every action traces back to who delegated it, scoped to that task alone.
Tool calls are first-class access decisions, not implicit trust.
Access adapts to real-time context and intent, not permissions fixed at deployment.
Sensitive or irreversible actions require explicit approval.
Every hop to a tool, backend, or other agent is logged and traceable.
Short-lived, verifiable credentials and spend limits that catch runaway agents early.
Owner-set authorization terms, single-use grants, and cryptographic identity over network trust. Discussed in the room.
05Who should attend
The first in the Multiplier Partners roundtable series
Each request is reviewed personally to keep the room senior and the conversation candid.
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