Safe AI Agents: Practical Strategies for Guardrails, Scope Enforcement and Governance
As offensive AI agents become more powerful, the bigger challenge may no longer be capability. It may be control. Bikash Barai leads a practical session on implementing the technical guardrails, scope controls, and governance required to deploy offensive AI agents safely.
- ✓ How do you ensure an autonomous AI agent never operates outside its authorized scope?
- ✓ Which actions should AI be allowed to take autonomously, and where should humans remain in control?
- ✓ What guardrails and governance are required before allowing AI agents to attack production systems?
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Thursday, October 15, 2026. 9:00 PM IST / 11:30 AM ET / 7:30 PM GST. The joining link is sent to your email once you register.
Who you will be hearing from
Bikash Barai
Serial security entrepreneur with multiple USPTO patents in network security. Recognised in Fortune's 40-under-40 and a speaker at RSA Conference and TEDx. Earlier founded iViZ, the first company to take penetration testing to the cloud, later acquired by Synopsys.
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