A must-watch for CIOs and CISOs navigating the shift from human-led IT operations to autonomous endpoint management.
Dennis Kozak is CEO of Ivanti, whose platform supports 30,000 enterprises and 120 million users across the operational backbone of IT and security. After 22 years at CA Technologies and leading a global channel organization responsible for 70% of Avaya's revenue, he brings an operator's view of what AI changes when core IT work becomes autonomous. He explains why endpoint management moves first, how patching economics change when attackers can reverse engineer fixes within 72 hours, and how CIOs should rethink workflows as one person begins managing many agents.
Why you should watch: If you lead enterprise IT or security, Dennis's perspective on where autonomy creates real operating leverage versus where AI is still being bolted onto old workflows will help you prioritize the right transformation.
Dennis explains:
- Why endpoint management is likely to go autonomous before ITSM or security operations
- How the 72-hour patch reverse-engineering window changes the economics of enterprise patching
- Why visibility becomes the first problem to solve when critical devices can remain unpatched for years
- How AI native thinking changes the way Fortune 500 IT teams should redesign workflows
- The pricing model that replaces seat-based licensing when one person can manage many agents
- Why autonomous IT will reshape GSI managed services, not just internal IT operations
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