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Kumar
Singirikonda
Director, DevOps Engineering
Toyota
Kumar is Director of DevOps Engineering at Toyota, with over 20 years of experience leading enterprise technology transformation across automotive, financial services, and telecommunications. His expertise spans AI-driven automation, cloud engineering, AIOps, DevOps, and enterprise platform modernisation. He has led the adoption of LLM-assisted development, autonomous AI agents, Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), and intelligent infrastructure automation to improve engineering productivity and operational efficiency. With a track record of reducing incident resolution times and accelerating software delivery, Kumar focuses on building scalable, resilient technology platforms while leading high-performing engineering teams and driving enterprise AI adoption.
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24 February 2027 16:30 - 17:00
Panel | Designing guardrails into the architecture: how to give agents access without losing control
As AI agents gain access to enterprise systems, APIs, and sensitive data, balancing autonomy with control becomes a critical engineering challenge. Giving agents the permissions needed to execute complex tasks also introduces risks around unauthorized actions, data exposure, and unintended consequences. Rather than relying on prompts or standalone safety checks, engineers must embed guardrails directly into system architecture. This panel explores how teams can design secure agent permissions, enforce operational boundaries, and maintain oversight without limiting agent capabilities. Key takeaways: → Designing least-privilege access and permission controls across agent tools, APIs, and enterprise systems. → Implementing architectural guardrails to prevent unauthorized actions and unintended consequences. → Balancing agent autonomy with human approval, policy enforcement, and real-time intervention.