TRP Perspectives

Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst at LastPass

Head of Product at Atlassian

Chief Technical Security Officer at Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise

Head of Industry Security at GSMA

Field CTO for EMEA at Pure Storage

Director for EMEA HPC/AI at Lenovo.

Vice President at Western Digital.

EY Global Government & Infrastructure Leader

Chief Product Officer at IFS

Senior Manager of Collaboration Ecosystem and Engagement at Shure

Run two industry-standard scanners on the same container image and you will get two entirely different answers.

AI agents can’t run supply chains alone without continuous real-world visibility and human judgment.

Artificial intelligence is set to reshape how finance teams operate, but many finance leaders remain cautious about how far automation should go.

AI literacy empowers women to build, innovate and close tech's gender gap.

Building strong, governed data infrastructure enables AI to scale securely, reliably, and efficiently in production.

Human oversight makes enterprise AI reliable and safe

Agentic AI shifts enterprise infrastructure toward continuous, efficient, autonomous compute at scale.

AI makes costly mistakes, but combining it with humans and software can help avoid them.

Your security model was built for humans not agents.

AI itself is not the limiting factor. The constraint is whether leadership is willing to build the organizational capability required to support it.

What if the biggest cyber risk isn’t the feared attack, but a hidden, unknown vulnerability?

As AI transforms retail, success depends on empowering people, not replacing them.

Hidden third-party access risks leave healthcare organizations exposed without real-time visibility and continuous monitoring controls.

Immersive tech’s next phase. Seamless, AI-driven experiences built into everyday devices.

With hybrid threats, from cyber, perimeter and air, how do security operators protect Critical National Infrastructure?

The UK's robot anxiety shows trust and exposure will determine automation’s real-world adoption pace.

What CIOs and CTOs need to know as they move beyond GenAI pilot phase.

Progress has been made in encouraging more women into the industry, but more needs to be done.

Insurers need to run, not walk, to AI in the Cloud, but should ask these four questions first.

Why context and infrastructure are crucial to the agentic enterprise

Why some organizations are more exposed to cyber attacks than others.

How enterprises can transform raw customer conversations into a unified intelligence engine driving smarter decisions.

As AI adoption grows, many teams are discovering that faster coding isn’t a complete solution for bringing innovation to market faster.

In APAC, frequent insider incidents—not big breaches—are quietly driving cyber risk and impact.


Artificial intelligence has dominated the conversation in financial services for several years. That is now beginning to shift.

AI promises insight, but enterprises win when those insights drive coordinated, measurable execution.

Marketers have more insight than ever, but still struggle to make timely, effective decisions.

Attackers are motivated principally by one thing: the value and presence of the company’s data.

Observability platforms built for humans falter as AI agents demand deeper, continuously accessible telemetry data.

Healthcare AI scales fast, but legacy systems constrain performance, integration, and meaningful clinical impact.

.BRAND gTLDs bolster domain security against phishing, fraud and other AI-generated threats.

With the wrong direction and metrics for success, skills development often builds confidence faster than it builds real readiness.

The world's most advanced AI models can't solve Sudoku. That matters.

Overprivileged AI agents are creating new security, compliance, and trust risks across financial services.
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