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

To earn customer trust and respect, anticipate frustration and design for reassurance.

Forgotten by security teams, parked domains have quietly become cybercrime's most lucrative hiding place.

New data suggests visitors referred by AI tools are converting at significantly higher rates than those arriving through traditional search.

Hidden signals in purchasing data can help forecast cash flow more accurately, giving leaders a clearer path to AI ROI.

Most companies are investing in AI tools when they should be investing in people.

Perimeter security is failing as attackers exploit vulnerable edge devices.

For privacy leaders trying to decide what to do on Monday morning, the most useful lessons from the Disney settlement are technical.

As exploit windows shrink, automation may be the only sustainable path for patch management.

Without trusted data and systems, AI accelerates finance problems instead of solving them.

Why a university lab's AI worm should change how every security team plans.

Printers remain cybersecurity’s overlooked weak link, putting sensitive SMB data at risk.

As enterprise AI becomes more complex, AI architectures can no longer treat context as temporary.

Outlining why the AI jobs apocalypse isn't happening.

The scale, speed and complexity of modern cloud and AI workloads demand SD WAN.

AI is exposing a hidden organizational memory crisis that undermines productivity and customer experience.

Why fears of replacement are preventing public services from embracing AI.

Software supply chain security is fast becoming a business-critical priority.

The Chief AI Officers who are making a real difference today look very different. They are evolving into P&L owners.

Most organizations run AI agents but few trust them enough to deploy in production.

Generative AI makes prepping sophisticated attack flows available with just a few keystrokes.

Organizations must shift security into the browser itself, taking the focus from access to action.

Production AI changes infrastructure economics in ways most teams underestimate.

As AI makes legacy estates easier to understand, the challenge shifts to sequencing change without disrupting critical operations.

Most organizations have settled on those numbers because they’re easy to track and show up well in reports.

Your busiest nights mean the most missed calls. AI answers every one and takes the order.

Despite the hype, AI's greatest value comes from augmenting human judgment, not replacing it.

AI is redefining how organizations protect and manage connected devices.

CISOs are facing growing pressure to stay quiet about cyber incidents despite stricter regulatory demands for transparency.

Which AI model is best? The answer isn't one provider, it is a combination through model-independence.

The biggest AI risk isn’t adoption. It’s the dependence on someone else’s intelligence.

The net-positive impact on the job market remains favorable.

As frontier models bridge technical gaps for malicious actors, continuous network visibility must replace outdated perimeter defenses.

While the AI data center boom is undoubtedly an opportunity for the fiber industry, it also presents something of a challenge.

Despite moving deadlines, data lineage remains crucial for AI initiatives.

Businesses are racing to adopt and operationalize AI, but many are deploying the technology faster than they can govern it.
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