Webinar
Agentic AI in the Wild: Rethinking Trust When Your AI Has the Keys
June 16, 2026 | 08:00 AM PDT (UTC-7)
Join us for a Complimentary Live Webinar Presented by Confidential Computing Consortium
The era of agentic AI isn't coming; it's already running across the enterprise and touching sensitive infrastructure with a level of autonomy that most security architectures were never designed to handle. This webinar explores how to use Confidential Computing to protect your enterprise in the new and rapidly evolving world of agentic AI. Learn more about the expanding threat surfaces that emerge when AI agents operate autonomously across enterprise environments, from prompt injection and model tampering to data exfiltration through compromised runtimes, and why vulnerabilities uncovered through new agentic tools make clear that traditional perimeter-based defenses are no longer sufficient.
Hear directly from experts at Edgeless Systems, Intel and NVIDIA on the front lines of agentic AI deployment as we examine where existing security stacks fall short and how Confidential Computing delivers the hardware-rooted, full-stack trust model that agentic AI demands, securing models, data, and execution environments from silicon to cloud. Hosted by the Confidential Computing Consortium ahead of Confidential Computing Summit 2026, this talk will provide the essentials for enterprise security architects, AI infrastructure leads, and anyone responsible for deploying AI in regulated or high-stakes environments who refuses to let speed of adoption outpace security posture.
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Speakers
Daniel Rohrer, VP of Software Product Security, Architecture, & Research, NVIDIA
Daniel Rohrer is VP of Software Product Security, Architecture, and Research at NVIDIA. In his 27 years at NVIDIA, he has led efforts to enhance AI security, verifiable workloads, deliver GPU confidential computing, and advance research efforts in secure platform design. Daniel has taken his integrated knowledge of "everything NVIDIA" to hone security practices, explore novel cybersecurity solutions, and help deliver some of the world’s most advanced and trustworthy computing platforms. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of OASIS Open (2024-2026), where he contributes expertise in AI security and open standards development in addition to serving on NVIDIA's AI Ethics Review Committee.
Jesse Schrater, Principal Engineer, Data Center & AI Security, Intel
Jesse Schrater is Principal Engineer of Data Center & AI Security at Intel, with over 30 years of experience in Information Technology, Jesse has an extensive background in driving technology solutions for large organizations. He has led engineering, service, and marketing teams in enterprise cloud and cybersecurity domains. Jesse currently leads go-to-market activities for Intel data center security technologies and services, including PQC, Confidential Computing, and ConfidentialAI. Prior to joining Intel, Jesse was a consulting Systems Analyst for the State of California and served in Intelligence Systems for the US Air Force. Jesse has an MS in Information Technology and a BS in Computer Science, both from the University of Maryland.
Felix Schuster, CEO, Edgeless Systems
Felix Schuster is a computer security researcher turned startup founder. After his PhD and a stint at Microsoft Research working on the foundations of confidential computing, he co-founded Edgeless Systems. Today, Edgeless builds privacy infrastructure for the AI era: Contrast shields entire Kubernetes deployments with hardware-enforced confidential computing, and Privatemode AI brings that same guarantee to GenAI inference.
Rachel Wan, CCC Outreach Vice Chair, Confidential Computing Consortium
Rachel Wan served as the Outreach Chair in 2025 and currently serves as the Outreach Vice Chair in 2026, supporting member engagement and facilitating a wide range of consortium outreach. She works with the Outreach Committee to lead and coordinate several member-driven initiatives and events, as well as ongoing marketing efforts. Rachel is dedicated to serving the community by further broadening outreach efforts, empowering members, and continuing the consortium's success.