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Webinars and briefings

Short, opinionated reads on how autonomous security operations actually work, plus the live sessions we run with security leaders. Start with the briefings below. When the next live session is set, you can be the first to know.

Briefing

Guardrails before speed

The headline promise of agentic security is speed. The harder and more important question is control. An operation that can act in seconds also has to be sure it acts within bounds, and can undo what it did.

The teams that get value from autonomy decide, up front, which actions can run on their own and which wait for a person. Reversibility and blast radius, not raw speed, are the measures that matter.

Briefing

Predict exploitation, do not count vulnerabilities

A backlog of thousands of open vulnerabilities is not a plan. Most will never be exploited. A small number are being used against organizations right now.

Exploit prediction and the known exploited list turn that backlog into a short, ordered worklist. The work becomes finite, and the operation spends its effort where the attackers actually are.

Briefing

The operating model for an AI run SOC

Autonomous operations change the analyst job, they do not remove it. The human moves from being in the loop, required for every action, to being on the loop, setting policy and stepping in at the exceptions.

That shift only works when the exceptions are clear and the routine is genuinely handled. The goal is not fewer people, it is people spending their time on judgment instead of triage.