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Can AI help defenders as much as it helps attackers? At VMware Explore 2026, Bob Plankers joins Pete Flecha and John Nicholson to discuss how organizations can use AI to strengthen security while putting practical guardrails around agentic AI.
Bob shares insights from customer conversations, discusses the security focus in VMware Cloud Foundation 9.1, and explains why patching, isolation, and recovery remain essential. We also explore Secure Boot certificate changes, the “time travel” issue affecting some upgrade paths, and why unnecessary infrastructure dependencies can create security and availability risks.
Bob’s advice: keep it simple, keep it patched, and think through what happens when a connected system goes down or gets compromised.
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