Artificial intelligence has rapidly changed the cybersecurity landscape, leaving organizations reeling — and in need of new trust infrastructure.
More than 70% of organizations are already deploying AI-powered security tools, yet nearly 90% remain unprepared for AI-driven threats, according to theCUBE Research. This highlights the urgent need for security systems that treat AI trust as a requirement, not an afterthought.
“Intelligent Trust is emerging as more than a security concept; it’s becoming an operational framework,” said Paul Nashawaty, principal analyst for theCUBE Research. “What DigiCert is doing is unifying PKI, DNS, software integrity and device identity into a single control plane, which is exactly what enterprises need to secure increasingly autonomous, AI-driven environments at scale.”
During the DigiCert Trust Summit, industry leaders will explore how banks, capital market firms and insurers can build AI systems that are reliable and efficient. Tune in for exclusive coverage of the event from theCUBE, SiliconANGLE’s livestreaming studio. (* Disclosure below.)
Research suggests that by 2026, 30% of regulated workloads and up to 60% of nonregulated environments will have AI embedded directly into production systems, according to Nashawaty. Trust and governance will be determining factors in whether or not organizations can scale AI safely and effectively, added Krista Case, principal analyst at theCUBE, who believes that intelligent trust is becoming foundational to how digital businesses operate.
“AI is moving into production faster than most organizations can govern it,” Case said. “The challenge now is continuous validation. Enterprises need to understand what their AI systems are doing, how they’re behaving and whether they can be trusted in real time. That’s where operational maturity starts to show.”
AI is not the only factor pushing organizations toward developing a strong trust infrastructure. The CA/Browser forum officially voted to reduce TLS certificate lifetimes to 47 days, making automation essential for effective certificate lifecycle management.
“The convergence of post-quantum cryptography and shorter certificate lifecycles is forcing a major shift in operational discipline,” Nashawaty said. “Enterprises need crypto agility now — not later — and the 47-day certificate mandate is accelerating automation, visibility and modernization across PKI and DNS environments.”
Post-quantum cryptography is another factor. “Q-day,” the day when quantum computers will be able to break current public key cryptography, is looming over the cybersecurity field and forcing its practitioners to rethink what security looks like.
“Post-quantum is accelerating a conversation that should already be underway,” Case said. “Most organizations still lack the visibility and agility to manage cryptography at scale. Quantum will expose those gaps quickly. The priority now is building the ability to adapt crypto environments without disruption.”
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