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November 26, 2026
Something on Your Cluster Is Talking to an LLM: Find Every AI Agent Running Today
Americas
Veronika Smolik
10:00 am 11:00 am PDT
The AI agents your teams ship looks like any other Kubernetes workload. No manifest hints at additional agents that may be created on the fly and your monitoring tools only see the network traffic, not MCP tool calls.  When asked how many agents run on their platform the answer is,...

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March 23, 2026
Workshop: Securing Autonomous AI Agents in Production
Apollo Hotel Amsterdam, Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Ratan Tipirneni, Peter Kelly
2:00 pm - 7:00 pm CET
Join Tigera CEO Ratan Tipirneni, CTO Peter Kelly, and leaders from Fortune 500 companies for an exclusive, invite-only event focused on the control plane for governing autonomous agents running in Kubernetes. This session moves past the AI hype to discuss the architectural constraints and security patterns required to run agentic systems in highly regulated, enterprise environments. The discussion will be followed by a networking reception to connect with speakers and peers in a relaxed setting.
November 26, 2026
Something on Your Cluster Is Talking to an LLM: Find Every AI Agent Running Today
Americas
Veronika Smolik
10:00 am 11:00 am PDT
The AI agents your teams ship looks like any other Kubernetes workload. No manifest hints at additional agents that may be created on the fly and your monitoring tools only see the network traffic, not MCP tool calls.  When asked how many agents run on their platform the answer is,...
December 3, 2026
Pods and Ports Can’t Describe an AI Agent: Write Your First Per-Call Policy
Americas
Veronika Smolik
10:00 am 11:00 am PDT
Once an AI agent is discovered, traditional Kubernetes pod and port rules fall short. Agents dynamically choose models, MCP tools, and other agents at runtime over the same HTTPS connection, meaning network-level policies either block them completely or allow unrestricted access. This session covers per-agent governance. We replace shared API...
December 17, 2026
Approving an AI Agent Isn’t Controlling It: Contain the One That Goes Rogue
Americas
Veronika Smolik
10:00 am 11:00 am PDT
Your AI agent passed review with an identity, policy, and valid token. Then it does something unexpected: reads an API key to call a provider directly, probes neighboring databases, or uploads files to unapproved endpoints. A valid credential does not guarantee good behavior, and flat networks leave clusters vulnerable. This...
January 7, 2027
“Some Agent Did It” Isn’t an Answer: Build an AI Agent Audit Trail That Holds Up
Americas
Veronika Smolik
10:00 am 11:00 am PDT
Pick an AI agent call from yesterday. Can you identify which agent made it, for which user, what it accessed, and which policy allowed it? Typically, evidence is fragmented across pod logs and tokens, with nothing linking them to a decision. When security traces an incident or an auditor requests...
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