Keynote: machine identity was hard, agent identity is worse

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A year of contribution, and what comes next
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FORESIGHT

10/6/26, 9:15 AM - 10/6/26, 9:35 AM (Europe/Prague) (20 minutes)

Keynote: machine identity was hard, agent identity is worse

David Sequino

CEO at OmniTrust

David Sequino

CEO at OmniTrust

Machine identity was already the hard part: more certificates than people, issued faster than anyone can inventory them.

Agents change the shape of the problem. They act on their own, at their own pace, and they want credentials to do it. What does identity mean when the thing holding it makes its own decisions? Ideas and argument — no product on screen.