Securing AI Agents in Production | Private Sessions with AWS & Britive at re:Invent 2026

Securing AI Agents in Production | Private Sessions with AWS & Britive at re:Invent 2026 

AI agents are moving into production. But giving them access to enterprise systems raises some difficult questions: What should an agent be allowed to do? How much access does it need? And how do you make sure that access doesn't outlive the task? 

Join AWS Security Architects and Britive architects for a private, small-group Lunch & Learn focused on the practical side of securing AI agents. 

We'll walk through real-world architecture scenarios involving Amazon Bedrock, Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, AWS IAM, MCP tools, and the enterprise systems agents need to reach. Bring your own questions, compare approaches with peers, and talk directly with architects about what it takes to put the right controls in place.

There is room for just 10 practitioners only per session. 

Monday, November 30 or Tuesday, December 1, 2026 
11:30 AM – 1:30 PM PST 
Private suite at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas 
Lunch included 

What we'll explore 

• Access without standing privilege. See how an agent can receive task-scoped access, perform an authorized action, and have that access removed when the work is done. 
• Control over what agents actually do. Discuss MCP tool permissions, delegated authority, runtime authorization, and when human approval makes sense. 
• Architecture questions from your environment. Talk directly with AWS and Britive architects about the platforms, workflows, and access challenges your team is working through. 
• Lessons from other practitioners. Compare approaches, discuss what's proving difficult in production, and identify practical next steps. 

This isn't another broad conversation about AI security. It's an opportunity to get specific about the controls your agents need and how to implement them. 

How Britive fits with AWS Security Hub Extended 

Britive is a curated partner in AWS Security Hub Extended (SHX), bringing zero standing privilege and runtime access control into the broader AWS security ecosystem.

We'll discuss how AWS security findings and Britive access controls can work together to support responses such as requiring approval, restricting privilege elevation, and removing elevated access. You'll also have an opportunity to ask questions about adopting Britive through AWS Security Hub Extended.  

Choose your session 

Monday, November 30, 2026 
11:30 AM – 1:30 PM PST 

Tuesday, December 1, 2026 
11:30 AM – 1:30 PM PST 

Both sessions cover the same material and take place in a private suite at Caesars Palace. Lunch is provided. 

Space is limited to 15 practitioners per session. Request your preferred date, and we'll email you to confirm your seat. Confirmed guests will receive a calendar invitation, arrival instructions, and a request for any dietary restrictions.