Saviynt Launches 12-City UNLOCK 2026 Global Roadshow to Advance AI Identity Security
Saviynt, an enterprise identity security and governance solutions provider, has announced its global UNLOCK 2026 Roadshow.
Spanning 12 major technology hubs worldwide, with Amazon Web Services (AWS) serving as the global sponsor, the executive event series brings together CISOs, IAM leaders, identity practitioners, and system integrators to address a fundamental shift in modern enterprise architectures: moving beyond conventional access management toward securing autonomous intelligence.
The roadshow follows the introduction of Zuma, Saviynt’s comprehensive enterprise AI identity security platform.
As organisations deploy autonomous AI agents, machine learning pipelines, and Large Language Models (LLMs) into production workflows, managing the permissions granted to autonomous entities has emerged as a critical enterprise vulnerability.
Recent cybersecurity research indicates that 70% of organisations acknowledge AI systems currently hold greater access privileges than a human employee in the same functional role, creating substantial exposure to data exfiltration, lateral movement, and unauthorised operational actions.
The AI Identity Triad: Securing Humans, Machines, and Autonomous Agents
As software agents execute multi-step tool calls, access private enterprise databases, and interface across cloud platforms, legacy Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) tools that grant static, point-in-time access fail to provide continuous oversight.
Through keynotes, technical deep dives, customer case studies, and live demonstrations, the UNLOCK 2026 series focuses on closing this oversight gap:
- Comprehensive AI Discovery: Identifying unsanctioned shadow AI agents and establishing unified visibility across connections, data access, and ownership.
- Intent-Aware Runtime Authorisation: Evaluating agent actions dynamically at execution rather than relying on one-time credential checks.
- Zero Standing Privilege (ZSP): Transitioning from persistent broad access permissions to dynamic, just-in-time privilege boundaries for AI agents.
- Audit Readiness & Provenance: Generating tamper-evident audit trails that map human oversight to autonomous actions, fulfilling regulatory demands under the EU AI Act, the India AI Governance Guidelines, and ISO/IEC 42001.
Interactive Sessions and Global 12-City Tour Itinerary
Participants at each UNLOCK stop will engage in peer networking, strategy roundtables, and technical demonstrations of Saviynt's intelligent automation engine and Zuma platform capabilities.
Executive Perspective on Securing AI Intelligence
Sachin Nayyar, Founder and CEO of Saviynt, underscored how autonomous agents are redefining enterprise security architectures:
"AI is fundamentally changing who or what needs access inside the enterprise. This is a defining moment for identity security. Following the launch of Zuma, we have seen firsthand how rapidly organizations are rethinking identity in the age of AI, both as an Agentic Identity Platform and Identity Security for AI. UNLOCK gives us an opportunity to hear directly from the enterprises navigating this change, and those conversations will continue to inspire how we innovate and help our customers securely unlock AI's full potential."
By establishing identity as the primary control plane for autonomous agents and non-human workloads, Saviynt and AWS provide organisations with the governance frameworks needed to scale AI adoption with confidence.
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