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Ep141: Securing Identities in the Age of AI Agents with Bhwana Singh, CTO of Okta

05 Sep 2025

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Okta's CTO Bhawna Singh discusses AI adoption, innovation and the four critical identity patterns needed to build the trust that accelerates AI implementation.Topics Include:AI innovation races ahead while adoption lags due to trust and security concernsResearch shows 82% plan AI deployment but 61% of customers demand trust firstAI coding tools dramatically reduce development time, accelerating software delivery cyclesAI interaction evolved from ChatGPT conversations to autonomous headless agents working independentlyFuture envisions millions of agents making decisions and communicating without human oversightComplex data relationships emerge as agents access multiple dynamic sources simultaneouslyTrust fundamentally starts with identity - the foundation for all AI securityFour critical identity patterns needed: authentication, API security, user confirmation, and authorizationAuthentication ensures legitimate agents while token vaults enable secure agent-to-agent communicationAsynchronous user approval prevents rogue decisions like the recent database deletion incidentIndustry standards like MCP protocol establish minimum security guardrails for interoperabilityTrust accelerates AI adoption through security, accountability, and collaborative standard-building effortsParticipants:Bhawna Singh – CTO, Customer Identity, OktaSee how Amazon Web Services gives you the freedom to migrate, innovate, and scale your software company at https://aws.amazon.com/isv/

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