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Securing the Endpoint in the Age of AI Agents
Who’s Really in Control of Your Endpoints?
SACR's Lawrence Pingree and Neo's Rotem Lebovich explore what happens when AI agents become active participants on the endpoint, and how CISOs can govern them.
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- 30 minutes
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- On demand
About the webinar
AI agents are quickly becoming part of everyday work, from coding assistants accessing local repositories to autonomous agents taking actions across enterprise applications. These new interactions are changing what security teams need to understand and control at the endpoint. Software Analyst Cyber Research (SACR) recently defined Endpoint Control and Prevention (ECP) as a new security category designed to address this changing software landscape with greater visibility, context, and control.
Join Lawrence Pingree, Head of Research at SACR, and Rotem Lebovich, Director of Product Management at Neo, as they explore what happens when AI agents become active participants on the endpoint. The discussion will examine the breadth of risks introduced by agentic software, how SACR sees endpoint security evolving, and how CISOs can build a practical strategy for governing AI software and its actions.
What we'll cover
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ECP overview and why SACR defined this new security category.
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How AI agents and assistants are creating new interactions that security teams need to understand.
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How the evolution to ECP changes the approach to endpoint visibility and control.
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How security teams should address agentic risks.
Presented by
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Lawrence Pingree Head of Research, SACR
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Rotem Lebovich Director of Product Management, Neo