AI in Security Operations

AI is already embedded in many SOCs. Teams are deploying vendor copilots, building their own agents, and training custom models to triage alerts, draft detections, and accelerate investigations.

But that doesn’t mean AI is secure or behaving as intended.

As adoption scales, new challenges follow. Performance must be validated. Models require supervision and tuning. Governance and accountability become more complex. Technical gaps and unintended consequences often surface only after AI is operational.

As AI begins to influence operational decisions, leaders must determine where automation adds value and where human judgment remains critical.

In this executive panel, security leaders will examine five blind spots that emerge as AI moves from pilot to production — and what to evaluate before it becomes mission-critical.

CISOs, CAIOs, and other security leaders will gain insight into:

• How AI is actually being used inside enterprise SOCs today

• Where leaders are encountering friction, gaps, and unexpected outcomes

• What changes about accountability once AI influences operational decisions

• The evaluation criteria that matter before expanding AI across your environment

Be ready to make defensible decisions about AI in your SOC.