Hi everyone, I’m Bill Robbins, Chief Executive Officer of Menlo Security. Based on my experience in the industry and what I’m hearing from enterprises all around the world today, I believe that we’re heading towards an AI-centric workforce. That is, one where billions of AI agents augment their human counterparts.
I've spent 30 years in this industry at Symantec, Mandiant/FireEye, and Sophos, and I think it's time enterprises wake up to the very real crossroads we're at: do we block or enable AI? And how do we do it safely? It’s why I’m helping to lead the charge to ensure AI gets the same protections, policies, and security rigor we apply to people.
When I’m not thinking about that, I’m with my quarter horses, which is also a topic I’d love to talk about! So ask me about AI security, browser security, where I think this industry is heading, or whatever’s on your mind.
I've seen this industry evolve through a lot of eras. This one feels different. Ask me anything.
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The AMA is live here: https://www.reddit.com/r/cybersecurity/comments/1u8gv19/im_bill_robbins_ceo_of_menlo_security_ive_spent/
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