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

and admin gets the notification, whoever the practitioner is for whatever dimension of the business they're in.

And they got to go log into the system over here, manually create the exception.

And then they go about their work two weeks later, five weeks later, six months later.

And then they got six gazillion exceptions in place and they can't even remember why they're all there.

This was the old, the old, the old, you know, you think about the old firewall rules.

I had orgs.

I remember back in the day, orgs telling me they had 10,000 plus firewall rules.

Because they don't know what they're all doing.

They don't know which ones, like if you kill them all, you may kill the business.

So, but in the world of Island is, you know, we also want to let the users engage the appropriate approval workflows.

So tying naturally into service.

Now, when a user bumps into a wall, you know, they bump into a page that you can't go here because policy dictates you can't go there, but you can click.

You can click a request button right there in the browser, click a request button, and it kicks off in the ticketing screen right in the browser.

You fill out the ticket, and then all of a sudden it sends the message into the ticketing environment, and it flows through the appropriate approvers, whatever stack that looks like, and when the final approval is done, it creates the exception.

naturally in the browser, in the policy, in the policy engine.

And if you want to put time bound type stuff, like expire it after two weeks, maybe I'm going to give a research team access to some unsanctioned part of the AI universe that we wouldn't normally give people to.

Give them access for three weeks.

It'll automatically auto expire that warning the user.

This is going to auto expire.

You may need to recreate, you know, request an exception, but we try to do everything we can about your operational question.

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