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

by, you know, criminal investigations.

Like, you know, they come to a crime scene and they start picking up evidence and they try to forensically put the pieces of the puzzle together based on the evidence they see.

That takes a little bit of time and it's effort and you can be wrong.

You may not, you know, you might make mistakes, but wouldn't it be a lot better if you had a camera that just showed you everything?

But because you're sitting there in the network, you're reassembling stuff, try to reassemble the picture of what happened versus sitting literally at the screen of the user observing what happened.

This is why you don't see a lot of the networking technologies, these upstream abilities to search yourself.

That's why they're sitting on the sideline in these conversations with their block pages.

You've got to block this and block that and block this.

That's not AI strategy.

And then more importantly as well is you've got to think about how we modernize access to those resources where networking is important.

Because you've got internal resources.

Orgs are going to have their internal clusters.

Many really advanced orgs have their own internal clusters.

They can afford it.

But they're going to have apps and resources internally that that AI universe is going to have to play with, meaning it's going to have to engage and let AI help you in that application engagement, whether it be for automation or whether it be for just summarizing the content of a series of application elements to glue these pictures together across these apps.

But sometimes those things will be internal.

And those things could be MCP resources as well.

So rethinking how we instrument our path to access those apps, but still letting the presentation be the fundamental point of view where we understand what the user is doing.

Again, back to that camera analogy.

We're not trying to piece together forensics here.

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