Trusted Automation: Building Autonomous IT With Confidence

Automation is the future of security and IT operations—but the path to autonomous IT must be earned.

In this webcast, experts will break down how teams can introduce autonomous capabilities in a crawl-walk-run progression that builds trust over time, reduces repetitive work, and minimizes human error without creating fear of “machine mistakes.”

We’ll explore practical frameworks for autonomous, high-frequency operations and security tasks (especially around remediation), using phased deployment rings, validation steps, and policy-based guardrails to keep people in control while still moving faster than traditional processes allow.

Attendees will learn:

• How to design automation with guardrails: confidence scores, rings, pause points, validation, and rollback/backout patterns that work in real environments.
• How to use a crawl-walk-run approach to build confidence—starting with decision support, then controlled execution, then broader autonomy, and where AI plays a beneficial role
• How to connect real-time endpoint intelligence to IT and security operations workflows to reduce toil, speed response, and improve outcomes without sacrificing oversight