The Identity Jedi Show: Where Identity Meets Strategy

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Identity runs in cycles, and we're standing at the next turn.

October 07, 2026

Rohit Agnihotri, VP of Identity and Access Management at one of the largest insurance companies in the US and host of the Identity Navigator podcast, joins David Lee for a conversation with no script and no prep. Just two practitioners who have lived through every era of identity, talking about where it goes next.SOX gave us IGA. The cloud forced us to rethink access. Now AI is making us start from first principles: what is an agent, what is autonomy, what is intent? Rohit and David get into ...

Identity Runs the Business

September 29, 2026

Your IAM program covers 35 critical apps. The company runs 550. Brad Kirkpatrick has heard that pitch more than once, and his answer never changes: if the other 515 have identities, they're in scope.Brad has run global-scale identity programs as a practitioner and advised dozens of companies across industries as a consultant. His new book, The 7 Pillars of IAM Success, lays out the IAM Value Engine: identity that enables the business, strengthens security posture, and accelerates digital ...

Inspect the Action, Control the Action: Amit Saha on Runtime Authorization for AI Agents

August 28, 2026

Static policies were built for identities that do one predictable thing. AI agents break that model, chaining across sub-agents, borrowing permissions, and deciding on the fly. In this Identity Jedi Show conversation from Identiverse, David Lee sits down with Amit Saha, co-founder and CEO of Reva, on why runtime authorization is becoming a real requirement for agentic AI, and how you secure the action instead of trying to pre-write a policy for everything an agent might do.We get into the del...

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Who is an ideal guest for The Identity Jedi Show: Where Identity Meets Strategy?

The Identity Jedi Show: Where Identity Meets Strategy typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Substantial hands-on or leadership experience in identity and access management, cybersecurity, or AI security; relevant credentials include enterprise IAM leadership, founding or leading an identity-focused company, consulting expertise, or authorship on IAM topics. Common among recent guests: Led or advised enterprise identity programs; Founded or led an identity or security company; Published a relevant professional book. Recent guests include Rohit Agnihotri, Brad Kirkpatrick, and Amit Saha.

How hard is it to get booked on The Identity Jedi Show: Where Identity Meets Strategy?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does The Identity Jedi Show: Where Identity Meets Strategy cover?

Recent episodes cover Technology, Cybersecurity, Identity And Access Management, Ai Security, and Non Human Identity. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.