Bradon Rogers

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Eye On A.I. · Inside the Enterprise Browser Rebuilding Security for the AI Era | Bradon Rogers, Island · 13 Jul 2026 podcast

You're onboarding the contractors today and you're often using all the things we did early in your existing contractor world outside of Ireland.

You're using VDI for that.

So all it took for us was incremental steps.

And what I'm getting after is it lets the org tactically solve an initiative, but more with an eye toward a strategic outcome because the same exact architecture, the same exact mechanics lets you go tackle the next thing and then the next thing.

And you just add an incremental thing.

So back to your question you asked a moment ago, that leads us up to what happened yesterday with these announcements.

These are, for us, incremental things that are really important, but they build upon the foundation of what we've already got, and they fit naturally into that flow.

So it's not some artificial bolt-on that you see with an upstream cloud provider having to bolt on something to get actual visibility over prompts.

You're looking at packets.

You don't have a presentation-level point of view.

You're having to reassemble packets artificially for that kind of stuff.

So for us, these aren't bolt-ons.

They're just natural next steps for that given use case that comes up.

So the customer brings the next use case, and we might find all these things are replicable.

It requires two additional things, and then we go construct that, and now we have an additional use case.

But it's problem-centric, again, with tactical design in mind, strategic outcome in mind after you solve the tactical issue.

Does that make sense?

Well, I think certainly hitting on the status quo conversation, what are some of the status quo things people use today to try to assert their will in this AI universe?

And I can go ahead a number of different areas that are just where the status quo fails.

They're just not assembled to live in the AI universe.

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