Cloud Security Alliance · Event date October 28, 2026 - October 29, 2026

CSA Agentic AI Security Summit 2026

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October 28, 2026 - October 29, 2026
Scheduled event

Cloud Security Alliance's free two-day virtual summit focuses on securing autonomous AI systems at enterprise scale. The program is framed around multi-agent risk, governance, and the controls needed to establish trust across the agentic stack.

My takeaway: Translate reference architectures into enforceable boundaries: per-agent identity, short-lived credentials, capability-scoped authorization, tool and data policy, tamper-evident audit trails, human escalation, and revocation. Treat control-framework mappings as hypotheses until validated against adversarial workflows and incident scenarios.
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