Imagine standing in the White House, building a national office from the ground up, and asking every single job candidate one jarring question: “What is the purpose of your power?” For Chris Inglis, the first-ever National Cyber Director and former Deputy Director of the NSA, this isn’t a philosophical exercise, it’s the litmus test for leadership.
AI: Snuggling with the Beast: Can’t be said better, it’s time of the hour to realize that it’s non-negotiable, perhaps agents negotiated on their own with no HITL/Human-in-the-loop.
Security leadership really is shifting from tech-first to trust-first. Translating cyber risk into business impact is where CISOs create real influence.
Great summary. Especially because General Inglis attempted to blend Cybersecurity with a broader social contract, AND had to compete with competing resources and priorities from CISA.
AI: Snuggling with the Beast: Can’t be said better, it’s time of the hour to realize that it’s non-negotiable, perhaps agents negotiated on their own with no HITL/Human-in-the-loop.
Great point!
Security leadership really is shifting from tech-first to trust-first. Translating cyber risk into business impact is where CISOs create real influence.
100%
Great summary. Especially because General Inglis attempted to blend Cybersecurity with a broader social contract, AND had to compete with competing resources and priorities from CISA.
All of that, is still a challenge today.
you got it