October 27, 2026 | 8:30AM PT | Virtual
2026 was the year AI agents got deployed. 2027 is the year AI security gets owned, budgeted, and audited.
The pilots are in production. The agents have credentials. Now someone has to put a name against the risk, a line item against the spend, and evidence in front of an auditor.
Aktonomy Fall ’26 brings security leaders together to tackle the questions that come next.
Eleven sessions with CISOs making these decisions now, covering org structure, first controls, framework mapping, and what they’d do differently.
Join the people responsible for securing AI inside the enterprise
Global Head of Enterprise Security
Head of Security & IT
VP of Product Security
Cloud & AI Security Leader
Senior Application Security Engineer
Security Engineering
Director of Application Security
Head of Engineering - Office of Cybersecurity
CIO & CISO
Jigar Shah
CISO
Head - Cyber Security
VP of AI Security Product
CISO
Co-founder & CEO
Co-founder & CTO
Everything You Need to Secure AI.
The biggest risks landscape as AI agents land in enterprise products.
Ankita Gupta
Co-founder & CEO, Akto
Defining ownership, accountability, and the team needed to secure AI.
Akhila Nama
Global Head of Enterprise Security, Box
Siva Inguva
Head of Security & IT, Applied Intuition
Dmitriy Dunavetsky
VP of Product Security, Dayforce
How Runtime guardrails keep AI agents secure and in control.
Cloud & AI Security Leader, AWS
How security engineers can discover, manage, and secure unauthorized AI usage.
Nikhil Medharamitla Durga
Senior Application Security Engineer, Copart
Harish Ramadoss
Security Engineering, Rippling
Paolo del Mundo
Director of Application Security, The Motley Fool
Why AI agents need identity, access controls, and least privilege.
Ankush Choudhary
Head of Engineering - Office of Cybersecurity, Google
The foundational AI security capabilities every enterprise needs.
Rohan Singla
CIO & CISO, ChargePoint
Jigar Shah
CISO, Medusind
Suhel Khan
Head - Cyber Security, Chargebee
How leading AI platforms are changing enterprise security, controls, and risk.
Bhakti Pitre
VP of AI Security Product, ServiceNow
The capabilities needed to secure AI across discovery, testing, governance, and protection.
Ankita Gupta
Co-founder & CEO, Akto
Ankush Jain
Co-founder & CTO, Akto
How AI infrastructure is becoming critical to securing and governing the agentic enterprise, from identity and access to control and security.
Panelist 1
Announcing Soon
Panelist 2
Announcing Soon
Panelist 3
Announcing Soon
The technologies, risks, & security practices expect to shape the AI landscape in 2027.
Yashvier Kosaraju
CISO, Andreessen Horowitz
The key AI security categories, capabilities, and vendors shaping the market.
Ankita Gupta
Co-founder & CEO, Akto
OCTOBER 27, 2026 · VIRTUAL
THE BIGGEST AGENTIC AI SECURITY SUMMIT
OCTOBER 27, 2026 · VIRTUAL
THE BIGGEST AGENTIC AI SECURITY SUMMIT
What is Aktonomy?
Aktonomy is the largest AI security summit, hosted by Akto. It brings CISOs, security leaders, and AI teams together on the practical work of building an AI security program: ownership, governance, controls, and compliance.
Who should attend?
CISOs and security leaders, AppSec and DevSecOps engineers, and GRC and compliance teams running AI infrastructure.
Is it free and virtual?
Yes. Aktonomy Fall ’26 is free to attend and streamed live virtually.
How long is it?
One day, from 8:30 AM to 2:15 PM PT, with 11 sessions covering the practical challenges of securing agentic AI.
Do I need prior AI security experience?
No. The agenda runs from governance fundamentals to technical deep dives on identity and control architecture.
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