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

Transparency and explainability are only way organizations can trust autonomous AI.

Startups must prioritize their foundations just as much as their innovative capabilities to achieve these expectations.

Using your own tools builds trust, improves quality, accelerates innovation, and protects customers from failure.

The challenge is not just implementing AI but keeping pace with the relentless changes required.

Cyber is now a business continuity imperative, pushing buyers towards faster capability building via M&A.

AI isn’t deterministic, its probabilistic, so reset your expectations and build guardrails for business value.

Airlines won’t unlock AI’s value until they fix the technology foundations beneath it.

With AI enabling fully automated cyber attacks, cyber resiliency has emerged as a critical strategy.

Companies needs to mature to understand AI fatigue is the current state of the AI cycle.

Autonomous AI attacks are accelerating. Defenders must adopt agentic AI to keep pace.

What we can expect from AI going forward - from proactive AI to invisible intelligence.

Demand for compute is colliding with physical and regulatory limits in FLAP markets.

AI dominated Davos, but questions of reliability, trust and real-world impact remain unresolved.

Forget 'AI vs. jobs.' Augmented intelligence amplifies human potential, demanding trust, ethics, and collaboration.

How businesses can master migration-led migration, including key steps like mapping and securing long-term governance.

As AI becomes increasingly integrated into professional lives, the question is: Are your employees using AI securely?

Our relationship with photography has changed radically, creating vast dormant datasets.

AI’s next leap won’t come from bigger models or longer context windows, but from better-organized knowledge.

The why and how of securing AI infrastructure - today's threats make it no longer optional.

As governments deploy AI, control and jurisdiction matter as much as where data is hosted.

Zombie firms fail not from weak demand, but slow, fragmented execution across commercial systems.

AI is reshaping security faster than culture, controls, and training can keep up.

It is a change-management decision with financial, operational, and risk consequences.

Trust is no longer a 'nice to have' for businesses - but whose responsibility is it?

The CEO of Workbooks shares his thoughts on how businesses can get ahead in 2026 with AI/CRM integration.

Enterprise leaders want AI at scale, but legacy systems are holding transformation back.

Most mobile app risk comes from software your organization didn’t build, approve, or even know existed.

Why founders must embed ethical redlines, reviews, and stopping rules before scaling.

We need to manage AI agents with the same level of oversight and governance as human users.

Without governance and oversight, agentic AI will create security blind spots that derail AI initiatives.

As AI scales across IT services, removing human judgement risks brittle systems, rising costs, and eroding customer trust.

Why 2026 is set to be a pivotal year for facial recognition technology, as it shifts from novelty to necessity.

There’s a quiet crisis unfolding: capacity is collapsing. Light beams can unleash the internet.

Understanding the risks now emerging at every layer of the AI stack.

Why single-channel AI wins become multi-channel scalability problems later.
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