Your Client Just Gave an AI Agent Access to Their Systems.
Now It’s Your Problem.
How to Secure Agentic AI Inside Your Clients’ Environments
Friday, March 27, 2026, at 12PM ET
Live Virtual Session
The Deployment You Didn’t Sign Off On
Your clients are already connecting AI agents to their business systems.
Most of them didn’t ask you first.
Now those agents are operating inside environments you’re responsible for securing.
No architecture review.
No guardrails.
No monitoring.
When one of those agents does something it shouldn’t, the incident won’t start with the AI vendor.
It’ll start with you.
Where Existing Security Controls Fall Short:
Most security controls assume that actions inside an environment come from users or applications you control.
AI agents break that assumption.
They can trigger actions across systems, move data between tools, and execute workflows without a human initiating each step.
Which means many of the controls MSPs rely on — identity monitoring, activity reviews, access assumptions — start to lose context.
The result isn’t just a new tool inside the environment.
It’s a new type of actor operating inside systems your security model wasn’t designed to handle.
What You’ll Walk Away With:
This session is all about giving you practical controls you can put in place immediately as clients begin deploying AI agents inside production environments.
You’ll leave with three things you can take back to your team.
1. Guardrails for AI Agents in Client Environments
The core security controls MSPs should implement before autonomous agents are allowed to interact with client systems.
We’ll walk through practical guardrails for permissions, monitoring, and workflow access so AI tools don’t operate without visibility or control.
2. An Incident Response Starting Point for AI-Driven Events
What to look for when an AI agent triggers unexpected behavior — and how to investigate it.
We’ll cover the early signals teams should monitor, how to trace agent activity across systems, and what investigators will expect to see if something goes wrong.
3. An AI Agent Security Conversation Guide
A structured way to respond when a client says: “We just connected an AI tool to our systems.”
You’ll see the key questions to ask, where the real risks hide, and how to quickly assess whether an AI agent has more access than it should.
