CodeHunter

Ken Ammon Headshot 2026

Zero trust verifies identities and controls access, but authorized users and agents can still introduce risky code. Whether software is developed internally, supplied by a vendor, downloaded by an employee, or flagged by the SOC, its capabilities matter.



This webcast explores extending “never trust, always verify” to code across enterprise and embedded systems. Experts will discuss independent behavioral verification, policy-driven decisions, and evidence for allowing, blocking, containing, or escalating software.

You&#8217;ll learn:
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<li>How AI agents and generated code create new zero-trust decisions</li>
<li>How behavioral verification supports software development, supplier intake, and SOC investigations</li>
<li>How to apply consistent rules to the code entering and operating across the enterprise</li>
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Zero trust

Cybercast

Zero trust at machine speed: Verifying agents, access, and code

Ken Ammon

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