Insights from the events.

Interviews with the people at the table, what came out of specific rooms, and the occasional argument of our own.

Security/LXSGRP Perspective

Keep control of OT when a vendor connects

NIST's new draft on operational technology security gives executives a timely reason to review who can reach physical systems, what they can change, and how operations recover when outside support is unavailable.

LXSGRP/October 6, 2026

Technology Leadership/LXSGRP Perspective

Verify Supplier History Without Sharing Everything

A useful traceability program gives buyers the evidence needed for a specific decision while protecting supplier information that decision does not require.

LXSGRP/October 5, 2026

AI & Data/LXSGRP Perspective

Decide Which Data Must Be Current Before an AI Agent Acts

Fund data improvements against the decisions an agent will make. The important questions are which facts must still be true, how the system verifies them, and what happens when it cannot.

LXSGRP/September 26, 2026

Technology Leadership/LXSGRP Perspective

AI Interfaces Must Preserve Your Business Rules

Before employees act through an AI assistant, test whether permissions, approvals, and business records still work across the full process.

LXSGRP/September 21, 2026

AI & Data/LXSGRP Perspective

AI spending needs a business case that stays current

Leaders need to connect rising AI costs to useful results, account for the full cost of the work, and agree when more funding is justified.

LXSGRP/September 15, 2026

Security/LXSGRP Perspective

AI has changed the economics of cyberattacks. Security operating models must change with it.

New Google and Anthropic threat research shows AI is coordinating familiar attack techniques faster and with fewer people. What senior technology leaders should redesign next.

LXSGRP/September 12, 2026

What we will and will not publish.

Private rooms stay private. Nothing said at an LXSGRP table is attributed to anyone who has not read it and agreed to it first, and plenty of the best material never leaves the room. That is the deal, and it is why the pieces that do get published are worth reading.

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