Security Observability for the Modern SOC—real-time security analytics, automated threat hunting, cloud-native monitoring, and log management to achieve complete visibility and accelerate incident response.
Chris Thatcher, Director of Cyber Security Solutions at EPAM Systems, explains why AI collapsing the window between vulnerability discovery and exploitation forces enterprises to fund remediation, legacy modernization, and incident rehearsal as one board-level program.
Jesse Adams III, Senior Principal Enterprise Security Architect, warns that AI's eagerness to please makes it the biggest insider threat IT has ever onboarded
Petra Klein, Group Chief Security Officer at Swedbank, argues resilience starts with access, habits, and culture before another tool joins the stack.
Paddy Patnaik, Managing Director of AI, Analytics, and Digital Transformation, explains why ticket closure has become a false indicator of risk reduction in SOC environments.
Simon Gooch, Field CIO at Saviynt, explains why autonomous AI agents are creating new compliance challenges and how organizations can establish governance, oversight, and accountability from the start.
Meshach McKenzie, IT Supervisor at Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, explains why compliance gaps stay hidden until an internal incident exposes what audit paperwork was never built to prove.
The human-paced SOC was built for a fight that ended. Here's how CISOs are rebuilding around machine-speed defense, and what the holdouts get wrong.
he L1 analyst tier is being quietly redesigned. Here's how leading CISOs are turning junior analysts into agent managers before the budget cycle forces it.
Security teams are discovering that their biggest problem with detection reliability isn't sophisticated attackers. It's their own people accidentally corrupting the reference data their alerts depend on.
Armel Roméo Kouassi, Senior Vice President at Northern Trust Corporation, on the limitations of the "move fast and break things" mindset toward AI in ultra-high-worth global banking.
Rodrigo Baptista, Fiscal Auditor for Rio de Janeiro, explains why AI decisions fail when input data lacks ownership and accountability upstream.
Independent Security and Compliance Consultant Raj Karra on AI agents as the new threat perimeter and how experts must evolve to integrate AI into security while managing the inherent risks.
Steve Layne, Chairman and CEO of RedVector, explains why rising insider risk is pushing security toward real-time employee identity and readiness verification.
Observe Inc. introduces two new AI agents, AI SRE and o11y.ai, to automate software reliability tasks and reduce manual work for developers.
Paris-based startup Tsuga, founded by two former Datadog engineers, raises a $10 million seed round led by General Catalyst and Singular.
Integrated Research launches Prognosis Elevate, an observability-as-a-service platform to help enterprises monitor complex hybrid and multi-cloud communication systems.
Fortune 100 companies are rapidly increasing board-level oversight of AI, with 48% now formally addressing risks, up from just 16% in 2024.
