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

Autonomous AI demands governance, identity controls, and accountability beyond human approval.

Most organizations are securing AI incorrectly, leaving critical runtime vulnerabilities exposed as enterprise adoption accelerates.

Autonomous AI attacks are accelerating, forcing businesses to rethink cyber defense, identity and resilience.

Companies are abandoning AI projects because fragmented, unstructured data is blocking meaningful decision-making insight.

Like airports, businesses succeed when AI quietly coordinates complexity behind every aspect.

Amazon and Microsoft are investing heavily in AI delivery services teams, including Forward Deployed Engineers. What is the trend, and why does it matter?

The AI differentiator will be how organizations prepare their people and unlock their business's knowledge.

Across transport, utilities and communications, organizations are expected to deliver higher levels of performance, resilience and security.

Agentic AI success depends less on selecting models and more on building strong organizational foundations.

Why infrastructure, trust and leadership are key to scaling enterprise AI successfully.

New AI Gateway data reveals why businesses are prioritizing smarter AI deployment over model rankings and hype.

From test engineer to quality orchestrator: human oversight in AI-enabled test automation

AI can enhance leadership communication, but authenticity, cultural awareness, judgement and trust must remain fundamentally human.

UK boards must assess connectivity, resilience and visibility before scaling their AI investments.

As AI takes a bigger role in marketing, customer trust becomes the ultimate competitive advantage.

Why confident AI job candidates may lack real-world competence.

The future of successful enterprise AI use will be determined by organizations baking governance and resilience strategies into business plans.

Modern organizations need layered controls to secure data moving across increasingly trusted environments.

Security failures stem more from inconsistent defenders than unpredictable attackers, challenging conventional assumptions.

How marketers can embed AI strategically to improve performance, strengthen creativity and demonstrate measurable ROI.

Organizations need operational guardrails that keep AI aligned with business objectives as adoption accelerates.

SMEs are an open door to big cyber breaches.

The hidden financial impact of rushed IT change and how organizations can reduce the risk.

AI-defined vehicles combine intelligent models and road context to deliver safer, smoother journeys.

AI anxiety is emptying the workforce; here's how companies can address this exodus.

Token pricing hides the real cost of enterprise AI: the infrastructure powering every request.

As AI moves from training to inference, sensors are increasingly judged by what machines can read.

AI-generated malware is outpacing human-centered security controls, find out how enterprises can fight back.

Cyber resilience depends on more than response times. It's time to measure adaptation too.

AI transforms retail supply chains through resilience, efficiency and automation.

Public ownership cannot stop cyber threats; Britain needs shared intelligence, prioritized risks and coordinated resilience.

It’s this trend that means that the principle of Zero Trust is becoming as relevant to how information is treated as it has been to access.

As AI becomes more deeply embedded in essential services, sovereignty will become the standard.

AI is transforming vulnerability detection, yet expert-led hardware security testing remains indispensable.

Offshore roles are moving onshore as energy demand booms, creating new opportunities and transforming expectations.
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