Delinea AI Identity Security Briefing Series

Wednesday, September 30  |   10:00am PT / 1:00pm ET
Wednesday, October 07 | 10:00am PT / 1:00pm ET
Wednesday, October 14 | 10:00am PT / 1:00pm ET
Wednesday, October 21 | 10:00am PT / 1:00pm ET
Wednesday, October 28 | 10:00am PT / 1:00pm ET
Wednesday, November 4 | 10:00am PT / 1:00pm ET
Most organizations are deploying AI faster than they are securing the identities it runs on. According to Delinea research, 87% say their identity posture is ready to support AI-driven automation at scale, but 46% admit their governance around AI identities is deficient. This is a weekly half-hour for the people closing that gap. One expert, one topic and a second half that belongs to your questions. Nobody is going to sell you anything.
 
What to expect:

  • 15 minutes of content from a Delinea expert, then 15 minutes of open Q&A
  • Every Wednesday, starting September 30, 2026, 10am PT/1pm ET
  •  Open to all at any stage of AI adoption
  • A recording and a key takeaways one-pager after every session
Sessions: 

September 30 —  What Actually Slows an AI-Assisted Attack
 
October 7 —  Nobody Should Be Holding the Credential
 
October 14 —  MFA When the Requester Isn't Human
 
October 21 The Account Nobody Owns
 
October 28 The Gaps Attackers Look for First
 
November 4 —  Field Notes and Open Q&A
 
 
Save your seat
Register once, and you are set for the series. You will get a calendar invite for each session and the recording afterward, whether you make it live or not.

Featured Speakers

Jason Mitchell
Jason Mitchell
Jason Mitchell is Senior Vice President of Engineering at Delinea, where he leads product development and cloud operations for the company's identity security and Privileged Access Management platform, running it in production at 99.999% reliability. He works on the practical side of zero trust every day, with a focus on pragmatic, cost-conscious engineering—making him well-suited to show practitioners how to put zero trust to work without enterprise-scale complexity or budgets.