Episode 4: The current state of AI—progress and constraints

Key lessons from the 2026 Businesses at Work report

May 12 | 10 a.m. PDT | 12 p.m. BST | 3 p.m. AEST

20 minutes

Organizations aren’t rushing blindly into AI. They’re holding back.

Not because of lack of interest, but because something more fundamental isn’t ready: identity systems weren’t built for autonomous, non-human actors.

As a result, security frameworks designed for human users are starting to buckle, and existing identity gaps are becoming blockers to scaling AI safely. Most leaders still lack a clear benchmark for how their AI adoption—or their exposure to Shadow AI—compares to their peers.

The 2026 Businesses at Work report reveals how organizations are actually adopting and securing AI today—and where most are falling behind.

Join Harish Peri (Okta) and Michal Golda (Google) as they break down the most important findings from this new report. They’ll discuss what’s most important right now for organizations deploying AI agents, offering a clear, peer-driven view of where the market stands and what it takes to move forward with confidence.

What you’ll walk away with:

Why organizations are deploying AI agents more cautiously than headlines suggest
The identity and access gaps slowing secure AI adoption in the enterprise
What the early data reveals about which organizations will scale AI fastest

Bonus: Upon registration, you’ll receive immediate access to our AI Security Risk Assessment tool.