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

As agent hype fades, machine learning quietly proves it’s still essential.

As AI introduces regulatory and governance challenges, compliance frameworks are critical to managing enterprise risk.

Generative and agentic AI hype has convinced many organizations to invest big and jump headfirst into the latest advances of the technology without necessarily considering the big picture.

Navigating innovation, regulation, and sovereignty as enterprises build resilient AI-ready data architectures worldwide.

Agentic commerce is already here, and OpenAI’s checkout fee is simply the first clear signal that the monetization layer has arrived with it.

Why AI-led acquisitions expose hidden costs, complexity, and integration risk faster than expected.

2026 will see AI move from pilots to accountable production at scale, delivering real value.

Organizations understand what regulators want but are struggling to demonstrate that they are delivering it.

How overconfidence, false consensus, and confirmation bias within teams lead to product decisions that fail to resonate.

CISOs have put cyber on the boardroom agenda. Now it’s time to move the conversation forward.

Most AI failures aren’t caused by poor models, but by missing context.

AI is the security industry's favorite promise, so why are many agents failing?

How stolen credentials and cookies can bypass MFA protections.

URSP and SD-WAN unlock scalable 5G network slicing.

The emergence of cloud 3.0 and how organizations can navigate the shift from hyperscalers to intent-driven, multi-vendor architectures.

How cooling, circularity and smarter workloads can cut data center impact.

Even with the strongest technical defenses, humans remain a critical factor in cyber security.

Balancing autonomy and accountability in the AI-driven security operations center.

Most organizations believe they're cyber-ready, but data on their recovery capabilities tells a different story.

How organizations can reduce AI learning gaps between leaders and employees to.

How workplace frustration is quietly damaging cybersecurity posture from within.

Mobile devices drive enterprise strategy, so how can you maximize their value?

The overall objectives for cyber deception have evolved. Understanding its value starts with understanding where it fits within your security stack.

As autonomous agents take over, brands must adjust to a new reality in which machine‑led decisions increasingly shape commerce.

Rising power demands threaten AI progress, driving the need for smarter, leaner models.

There is a widening gap between technology ambition and what underlying infrastructure can realistically support.

AI ambition stalls without strong data foundations and resilience discipline.

AI companies host a treasure trove of data - third-party data breaches pose major risk.

The need to shift from trust-based compliance to evidence-based security.

AI could drive growth, but confidence in the technology is eroding.

The people in your business who actually deliver the work understand their own challenges in a way no IT team can.

Traditional software testing can't catch AI's unpredictable failures. Here's why humans are non-negotiable.

Why smaller, domain-trained AI models outperform general-purpose LLMs in enterprise settings.

AI agents are evolving. We are now advancing towards autonomous AI agents.

The future of industry depends on responsible human-machine collaboration.
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