www.securityweek.com 14 Oct 2026, 13:56 UTC

Zero Trust Summit Opens With AI Identity Threats in Focus

Zero Trust Summit Opens With AI Identity Threats in Focus
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SECURITYWEEK’S Zero Trust Strategies Summit is taking place today as a fully immersive virtual conference and expo, opened at 11:00 BST? (11:00 AM ET in the original posting). The event aims to move beyond theory, focusing on practical approaches to Zero Trust and Identity security where every user, device and workload must be explicitly verified.

Organisers say the agenda will explore building a unified security framework and leveraging AI to predict and defend against identity-based threats, with an emphasis on turning concepts into actionable strategies.

The summit is targeting a large audience, with the article noting more than 1,000 registered attendees in the virtual conference centre. A schedule is provided: sessions include From Hacking in to Logging in: Closing the Shadow AI Gap in Your Zero-Trust Architecture, Can This Identity Be Trusted?, Your Workforce Is Under Attack, Understanding Identity in the Era of AI, and demonstrations such as NordLayer AI Scout in Action and ClearVector in Action, culminating in networking and a virtual expo segment.

Sponsors are highlighted, and a full agenda link is included for attendees seeking more detail. The piece presents the event as a practical, vendor-supported exploration of zero-trust and identity strategies, intended to offer real-world guidance rather than theoretical discussion.

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