Frictionless Agentic AI at Scale with Aperture’s Partner Ecosystem
As organizations race to adopt AI at scale, managing security, visibility, and governance across tools, agents, and models has become mission-critical. Aperture by Tailscale provides a centralized identity-linked AI gateway that reduces API key sprawl, routes access to major LLM providers like Amazon Bedrock, and delivers unified usage insights and controls.
In this partner-focused session, we’ll explore how Aperture’s growing ecosystem is helping teams accelerate AI adoption with confidence. Hear from Steve Litras (Principal InfoSec Architect at Cribl) on how flexible observability and analytics across Aperture logs and telemetry empower teams with deeper insight and operational control. Rajeev Sakhuja (Gen AI Specialist at Amazon) will share perspectives on Amazon Bedrock and the key considerations enterprises prioritize to ensure security, visibility, and governance across their AI deployments. Finally, Graham Neray (Co-founder and CEO at Oso) will discuss how Oso enhances AI agent security through risk-aware policy enforcement and threat monitoring.You’ll see how integrating with AWS Bedrock simplifies model access at scale while preserving the security, visibility, and governance enterprises require. Finally, we’ll examine how Oso enhances AI agent security through risk-aware policy enforcement and threat monitoring.
Join us to see how these integrations enable safer, faster, and more transparent AI workflows across engineering, security, and platform teams. Aperture’s ecosystem is growing quickly and is built for scale. Discover what’s already running on Aperture and how to become part of the expanding partner network.
Hosted By
Avery Pennarun
Co-Founder and CEO at Tailscale
AKAlex Kretzschmar
Head of Developer
Relations at Tailscale
Alex Kretzschmar
Head of Developer Relations at Tailscale
Head of Developer Relations at Tailscale
SLSteve Litras
Principal InfoSec Architect at Cribl
Steve Litras
Principal InfoSec Architect at Cribl
Steve Litras is a Principal InfoSec Architect at Cribl.
Rajeev Sakhuja
Generative AI Specialist, AWS at Tailscale
Graham Neray
CEO and Co-founder, Oso at Tailscale
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