Rethinking IAM with Intent: Identity Governance in the Age of AI

As AI agents grow more autonomous, from initiating workflows, accessing sensitive data, to making decisions in real time, they challenge the core assumptions of traditional identity and access governance. In this session, Miguel Furtado explores how AI shifts the perimeter from identity to intent, and why modern IAM strategies must evolve to continuously evaluate agent behavior, authorization scope, and data access patterns. We’ll discuss what defines a true agentic AI, how intent-aware governance can fill today’s visibility and control gaps, and what practical steps can be taken to secure non-human identities and AI agents today. If identity is the control plane of the modern enterprise, intent is its next policy layer.

What Attendees Will Learn

Why traditional IAM models fail to govern autonomous AI agents
The difference between basic automation and truly agentic AI, and what that means for risk and governance
How intent signals can drive real time policy decisions, transforming IAM from static to continuous evaluation
Practical steps to secure non-human identities (NHIs) which directly bolster AI security

Who Should Attend

This session is designed for IAM leaders, architects, and CISOs who are facing the rise in autonomous systems and the explosion of non-human identities. If you are responsible for identity, access, or cybersecurity and want to explore governance of agent behavior, intent, and access at scale, this webinar is for you.

The Panelists

Miguel Furtado

Executive Advisor & Senior Leader, Identity, Governance & AI | iDMig.org

Miguel Furtado is a senior leader in Identity and Access Management with over 20 years of experience driving security and governance strategies across healthcare, finance, and technology. As the founder of iDMig.org, Miguel explores the intersection of identity, AI, and automation. Passionate about identity-centric security, he has led enterprise-scale IAM transformations, including M&A integrations, zero trust rollouts, and AI-driven governance architectures. A frequent speaker and executive advisor, Miguel is recognized for blending deep engineering insight with strategic foresight to help organizations build secure, scalable, and future-ready identity ecosystems.