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Everyone's talking about System One models: AI that makes fast, structured decisions instead of writing text. Meet the team behind AI innovations at Netwrix, and see how we're putting them to work.

On Tuesday, Oct. 20, at 2 p.m. ET, Jordan Violet, Jake Mahon, and Jean Perez go live during Netwrix Innovation Week to show how we use System One to make decisions about account health, double-check whether documents really contain sensitive data, and decide whether AI can merge a pull request.

System One makes the call, and n8n puts it to work. Joe Lemieux, a solutions engineer at n8n, joins us to show how teams wire decisions like these into workflows and agents, and where automation is headed for security and IT. Bring your questions for live Q&A in the chat.

Watch live on YouTube: youtube.com/
Or on n8n's YouTube: youtube.com/-io
Or on Twitch: twitch.tv/netwrixtv

The employee who built the agent can leave, but the agent can stay.

Grady Summers, Netwrix CEO, sits down with Jeff Warren, Chief Product Officer, about a problem many teams already have without realizing it: AI agents running in their environment that nobody has inventoried. Microsoft 365 alone offers more than a dozen ways to create one.

The conversation covers where agents are showing up, why visibility has to come before governance, and what Netwrix is building in 1Secure with Agentic AI Security. The beta is open now.

Jeff demos it tomorrow, Tuesday, October 20 at 10 a.m. ET / 7 a.m. PT.

Read the full post: https://netwrix.com/en/resources/blog/agentic-ai-security-matters/?preview=sk1v2h3abcdEfGhIjKlMnOpQrStuVwXyZ1234567890&valid=1792162912059

Growing past 500 employees doesn’t make access easier to manage. It makes it harder to see.

Per Netwrix’s 2026 Data and Identity Security Report, 40% of organizations with 500 to 999 employees reported unauthorized access to sensitive data in the past year, the highest of any size group. That compares with 18% under 500 employees and 27% at 10,000 or more.

“They’re big enough that access has become complicated, but they don’t necessarily have the people or tools of a large enterprise,” says Grady Summers, CEO of Netwrix. Behind that number, 80% of organizations in this size group can’t get a single view of where sensitive data lives and which identities can access it. Among organizations with fewer than 1,000 employees, 70% have privileged accounts with standing access to sensitive systems or data.

Read the full press release: https://netwrix.com/en/resources/news/40-of-mid-sized-organizations-report-unauthorized-access-to-sensitive-data-netwrix-research-finds/