On 9–10 September 2026, Keypasco joined the cybersecurity community at Jaarbeurs Utrecht for Cybersec Netherlands. At Booth 11.C037, our team welcomed visitors for two days of face-to-face exchanges and introduced our approach to identity security for humans, devices and AI agents.

With Human–Agent Zero Trust Infrastructure featured across the booth, we brought together the themes highlighted in our pre-event communications: identity verification, device verification, risk assessment, Zero Trust access and agent identity.

Looking beyond the moment of login

Multi-factor authentication is an important part of protecting access. Keypasco’s focus in Utrecht also looked beyond the initial login: how can trust be assessed as the device, context and level of risk change?

This is the idea behind continuous trust. Identity verification establishes who is requesting access; device verification adds information about the device being used; and risk assessment helps place the request in context. Together, these perspectives support a Zero Trust approach in which access decisions are informed by more than a successful sign-in.

For Keypasco, bringing these elements together is central to the conversation about the future of identity security.

Extending identity security to AI agents

AI agents introduce another set of identity questions. Who is the agent? Who authorized it to act? What is it permitted to do, and how should that permission be governed as it operates?

Our booth’s Human–Agent Zero Trust Infrastructure theme placed these questions alongside security for human users and their devices. The concepts on display included continuous device trust, agent lifecycle and delegation, and runtime governance.

The broader challenge is to connect identity with authorization and oversight throughout an agent’s activity. Establishing an agent’s identity is one part of that discussion; understanding its delegated authority and the boundaries of its actions is another. These considerations give organizations a useful starting point for thinking about trust as AI agents become part of their workflows.

Connecting in person in Utrecht

Beyond the technology themes, Cybersec Netherlands offered a welcome opportunity to meet the community in person. From exchanges at the counter to conversations around the table, our booth provided a setting to introduce Keypasco’s approach and hear from visitors.

The exhibition photos capture these moments: the team engaging with attendees, discussions beside the Human–Agent Zero Trust displays, and the activity around the booth. They are a reminder of the value of making time for direct conversations about security.

Continuing the conversation

Thank you to everyone who visited Keypasco at Cybersec Netherlands 2026. We appreciated the opportunity to connect and share our perspective on identity security.

Whether you met us in Utrecht or are exploring these topics for the first time, we invite you to continue the conversation with the Keypasco team. Visit Keypasco’s website to learn more about our approach to authentication and Zero Trust security.