Reading back through our recent cybersecurity panel, I kept coming back to one question: what, exactly, are we asking people to trust? Cyabra, HEQA and Lumin AI Security approached that question from different directions. One focused on the people and narratives we encounter online, another on the links carrying sensitive data and the third on the AI models inside an organization.

Three companies. Three different problems. But the discussion made a useful distinction: protecting access to a system does not, by itself, establish that we can trust the information, infrastructure or intelligence inside it.