Trust at Speed

Joyce Chen, founder of Chen & Foundry, who led privacy at Nova Credit, Pendo, and Foursquare, joins Jad Boutros to unpack defensibility under ambiguity, why privacy should offer guardrails, not gates, and why privacy leaders are increasingly owning AI governance. Plus: why observability beats after-the-fact audits as engineering moves at agentic speed.

Maya Kaczorowski, co-founder and CEO of Oblique and former Google Cloud, GitHub, and Tailscale product leader, joins Jad Boutros to unpack what the first security hire should actually focus on, why SOC 2 evidence collection is still so manual, and why authorization is one of security's most pressing problems. Plus: why AI agents need permissions scoped to tasks, not time.

Zoltan Precsenyi, former Director of Global Privacy, Cyber and Data at Elastic, joins Jad Boutros to unpack why privacy has become a victim of its own success, why human-in-the-loop compliance can't keep pace with agentic AI, and why regulation needs to shift toward law as code. Plus: the illusion of control behind compliance paperwork, and what privacy means to the next generation.

In this episode of Trust at Speed, TerraTrue founder and CEO Jad Boutros sits down with Aaron Mendelsohn, Director and Senior Privacy Officer at the LEGO Group, to explore how modern risk teams can work effectively with product and engineering, scale governance across complex organizations, and adapt as AI changes both the risks companies face and the way governance gets done.