Actions, Not Access: The Shift to Runtime Identity

For decades, identity followed a simple rule: verify at login, then trust the session. That worked when systems were predictable, users were human, and risk moved slowly.

None of that is true anymore.

AI agents act autonomously, interactions are continuous, and attackers don’t break in, they log in. Trust is no longer a moment. It must be continuously proven.

Join Andre Durand as he reframes identity as the trust broker of the agentic enterprise. Trust must be explicit, continuously verified, and enforced at the moment of action, which means identity can no longer rely on a one-time login. It must operate where actions happen and evaluate every decision in real time. This is Runtime Identity.

In the agentic era, this isn’t optional—it’s the foundation for controlling risk and unlocking growth.