Rocky the Raptor here, RPost’s cybersecurity product evangelist. Recently, I shared a PowerPoint presentation containing strategic company information with a small group of trusted colleagues.
There is a reason Gartner put Confidential Computing in its 2026 strategic technology trends. Sensitive data needs stronger protection while it is being used, not only while it is stored or transmitted.
There is a new front door into the enterprise, and cybercriminals are walking through it with stolen sessions, not just stolen passwords.
There’s a moment in every technology cycle when the conversation shifts from possibility to inevitability. In cybersecurity, that moment is happening now, and AI is driving it. And it’s no longer the era of more sophisticated hacking in the traditional sense; it’s something different - an environment where AI systems are operating against AI systems, often long before a human ever realizes an attack is underway.
There’s a familiar rhythm in technology cycles. Something new emerges, gains traction among developers and early adopters, and almost overnight the narrative escalates from “this is useful” to “this replaces everything that came before it.”
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