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Apps, Access & AI: The Modern CIO Briefing
Apps, Access & AI: The Modern CIO Briefing is built for CIOs, Heads of IT, and security leaders who are stuck between old realities and new pressures. Legacy Windows apps still run the business. VPNs, VDI, and RDP are expensive and fragile. Zero-trust mandates keep tightening. And now the board is asking, “What’s our AI strategy?” long before your apps are ready. In each 10–15 minute episode, we unpack a specific challenge from rethinking legacy app access ahead of Windows 10 end-of-life, to using AI “vision agents” to automate apps that don’t have APIs—then outline a practical path you can ta...
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AI agents look powerful on paper, but many of today’s consumer-focused tools give those agents full access to the open internet with no guardrails. Recent research has shown how these agentic browsers and extensions can cross security boundaries, leak sensitive data, and act with broader permissions than any enterprise would ever grant a human user. In this episode, Jeff and DM unpack why this arc...
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Legacy Windows and desktop applications still quietly run the business, often sitting at the center of revenue, operations, and compliance. But the way those apps are delivered today (VPN, VDI, RDP, and endpoint installs) is creating unnecessary risk, complexity, and cost, especially with the Windows 10 end-of-support date fast approaching. In this episode, Jeff and DM walk through why “just work...
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