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 we want to have policies that are built and let the agents operate in the confines of a given policy.

No more, no less.

But again, make them live in a place where they can be enterprise ready no matter what the AI provider is that you're using.

You know, an app like Slack or any other app, it's going to live in the browser.

It's going to live as a local thick app.

And the user engages those interfaces.

And those interfaces, they may be making web calls over here.

The thick clients can be making web calls too because a lot of times thick clients are kind of browsers in disguise as electron apps.

But then many times in the universe of AI, you also get into conversations that are, you know, other protocols, more modern AI-centric protocols like MCP, you know, calls.

And so...

you know, for us, the ability for the user to use whatever client they're using, whether it's in the browser or a thick client, and asserting our policy over those things, including MCP calls at the end of the day, so that when the agent is engaging something, the agent's even doing it within the permissibility scope of what it should be doing, not falling victim to, you know, I should go over here now and go to personal Gmail and start grabbing tokens from, you know, out of here or taking corporate tokens from this environment over here and

you know, those types of things that we've seen, again, that have been proof of concepts over and over again, shown around, you know, a lot of that agentic world, you know, going amok.

And again, it's early.

So, you know, a lot of that stuff is naturally going to be experimental with people are going to push the boundaries.

We just want to make sure that the enterprise can take advantage of that stuff, you know, today and feel safety in doing that as well.

So,

The Slack client's agentic workflows, just like any other agentic workflows, whether it be a browser-based agentic workflow or something outside the browser, is really the scope of what we're focused on tackling.

First of all, I think it's important to point out that...

You know, going back to the conversation of these, a lot of these things that's focused around the consumer need.

So perfect example, you've seen examples of, you know, you can search for a couple red threads, you'll see examples of people exploiting the agentic workflows for prompt injections, for example.

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