Agents Are the New Insiders: How Rapid AI Adoption Is Transforming Insider Threats and Insider Risk Management

Join an invite-only virtual roundtable bringing together a curated group of senior cybersecurity leaders to explore how generative and agentic AI are transforming insider threats and the way organizations manage insider risk.

AI is changing how work gets done — and how insiders can access, move, and expose sensitive data. Generative and agentic AI are creating new pathways for data exfiltration, expanding the attack surface and making it increasingly difficult for individual security tools to detect the full picture.

This session brings together a select group of senior security leaders for a highly interactive, peer-led discussion on what these changes mean for insider risk management (IRM) and how organizations are adapting their security programs for a workforce of both people and AI agents.

This is not a webinar. This is a camera-on, mic-on virtual discussion designed for active participation, open exchange, and real-world insights.

Session Format & Moderator

This 90-minute interactive session will feature: Manish Kalia, Chief Product Officer @ Cyberhaven

Manish will lead a moderated, peer-led conversation exploring how rapid AI adoption is reshaping insider threats, expanding data exposure risks, and challenging traditional approaches to insider risk management.

The discussion will focus on:

• How generative and agentic AI are changing insider threats and data movement
• The evolving relationship between AI tools, traditional exfiltration channels, and insider risk
• How organizations are adapting insider risk management programs for a workforce of people and AI agents
• Emerging challenges in identifying and managing interconnected data exposure risks
• What security leaders are seeing, the questions they're working through, and strategies they're putting into practice

What You’ll Gain

• Connect with senior CISOs and security leaders from leading organizations
• Benchmark how peers are adapting data security strategies for AI
• Understand how others are explaining evolving risk to boards and executives
• Learn what’s actually working (and not working) in modern data protection
• Explore practical approaches to reducing data exposure without impacting the business
• Build relationships with leaders facing similar challenges

Discussion Themes:

To support a high-level discussion, participants may be asked to consider:

• How are generative and agentic AI changing the insider threat landscape within your organization?
• Where are you seeing the greatest risks of sensitive data exposure or exfiltration?
• How are traditional insider risk management strategies evolving to account for AI tools and autonomous agents?
• What challenges are you facing in detecting activity that spans multiple AI tools and data exfiltration channels?
• How are you adapting your security programs to manage insider risk across a workforce of both people and AI agents?
• What strategies or initiatives are proving effective — and where are the gaps?
• What is your top priority for strengthening insider risk management over the next 6–12 months?

Who Should Attend?

To ensure a focused, peer-driven discussion, participation is limited to professionals who meet the following criteria:

• No Sales or Consultancy Roles
  We are unable to accept registrations from individuals in sales, business development, account management, or consultancy roles. The goal is a peer-to-peer environment for end-users.
• Senior-Level Decision Makers
  Designed for those currently holding Chief, VP, Director, or Senior-level roles with responsibility for cybersecurity, intelligence, risk, or executive protection strategy.
• End-User Organizations Only
  We invite leaders from end-user organizations (typically Fortune 1000 or equivalent) that do not provide solutions in this space, ensuring discussions remain experience-driven rather than promotional.
• Industry Relevance
  Attendees should work in environments where executive exposure, misinformation, OSINT, or physical risk are relevant concerns.
• Active & Engaged Participants
  This format relies on interaction. Attendees should be willing to contribute, share experiences, and engage openly with peers.

How to Prepare:

This is not a listen-only session. To ensure a valuable discussion, attendees are asked to:

• Join with video and audio enabled
• Come prepared with a question, challenge, or experience to share
• Be ready to participate in an open, strategic-level discussion
• No requirement to discuss confidential information
• No recording — this is a trusted, closed-door environment
• A strict no sales pitch policy is requested

Registration & Approval Process

Due to the limited number of participants, all registrations are reviewed to ensure alignment with the event’s focus and audience criteria.

Registration approval is required.

For questions or additional information, please contact:
registrations@kodiconnect.com