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As AI agents rapidly improve, becoming more autonomous and interconnected, they unlock new ways to assist us. But as they perform actions for us and delegate tasks to other AI agents, we need to reexamine our understanding of “identity.” How do we ensure these powerful AI interactions are authentic, authorized, and permissioned, while differentiating between legitimate actions and potential misuse?Join Datadog co-founder and CTO Alexis Lê-Quôc and Okta CTO Bhawna Singh as they explore the convergence of AI, security, and observability.

In this episode, host João Tomé is joined by Will Allen, Cloudflare’s VP of Product Management, to discuss Pay-Per-Crawl and our new permission-based model for AI bots. These updates, launched on Content Independence Day, aim to reshape how AI models access and reward content, shifting from opt-out to opt-in. They explore how AI Overviews are changing the old “traffic for content” model, and how Cloudflare is helping creators take control through tools like AI Audit. Plus: the future of trustworthy content, bot authentication, and the rise of a fairer content economy.

Vulnerabilities pile up fast, but which ones truly matter to your business? With Charlotte AI Agentic Workflows, CrowdStrike turns overwhelming technical data into business-ready intelligence so you can prioritize what really counts. By pulling real-time vulnerability insights from Falcon Exposure Management, Charlotte AI evaluates what systems are at risk, how many users could be impacted, and what services or revenue streams are on the line. In this demo, you’ll see how AI-driven reasoning translates CVEs and severity scores into clear business impact, no manual analysis required.