As AI models grow more autonomous and capable, developer environments have become a sprawling web of human engineers, service accounts, CI/CD pipelines, and AI agents, each requesting access to sensitive systems, code repositories, and secrets at machine speed. Standing privileges, once a convenience, have become one of the largest attack surfaces in modern DevSecOps.
This session explores run-time authorization: the practice of granting access only at the moment it's needed, scoped to the specific task, and automatically revoked once the work is done. We'll break down why just-in-time (JIT) access is no longer optional in environments where non-human identities (NHIs) can now outnumber human ones by orders of magnitude, and where advanced AI agents can act with real autonomy.
Who should attend this webinar?
- CISOs and Executive Leadership
- CTOs
- CIOs
- Delinea Customers
- Developers
- Directors of Information Security
- IT Security Professionals
- PAM and IAM Teams
- StrongDM Customers
What will I learn?
- Practical approaches to implementing just-in-time access across developer and AI workflows
- How to eliminate standing privileges without slowing down engineering velocity
- What "secure by default" looks like when every identity, human or machine, is a potential entry point
Get answers to these important questions:
- What is run-time authorization, and how does it differ from traditional access controls?
- Why are standing privileges such a major risk in today's dev and AI environments?
- What role does automation play in granting and revoking access in real time?
- What are the first steps to moving from standing privileges to a JIT access model for developers?
