14.05.2026
When ‘Who Touched The Data’ Is No Longer A Person
Ask any security leader what the most fundamental question in data protection is, and the answer is always the same: Who touched the data?
Ask any security leader what the most fundamental question in data protection is, and the answer is always the same: Who touched the data?
Control data accessed by LLMs like Copilot. Prevent AI from revealing sensitive information. Maintain data lineage across all AI interactions.
Meet us to experience data security in the age of agentic AI.
Meet us in our booth G151 to experience data security in the age of agentic AI.
Meet us in our booth 6012 to experience data security in the age of agentic AI.
In 2026, the primary risk question is no longer just “who” has access to your systems. It’s “what” has access. While boards spent the past decade securing human identities, implementing multifactor authentication, conducting phishing simulations and debating zero-trust, organizations invited an invisible workforce through the back door: autonomous AI agents.
Boards usually ask about security after something goes wrong. I’ve sat through enough of these conversations to recognize the pattern. They ask what failed, which control didn’t work or how an attacker got in. Those are fair questions, but they often come too late.
