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.
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Alicia is a Product Manager at Delinea specializing in machine and AI identities, developer identities, and remote access. Her experiences in product at HashiCorp and software engineering at ExxonMobil shape her seasoned perspective on combining security principles and DevOps practices within enterprise environments.