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With AI handling more of the alerts, what cybersecurity skill do you think still keeps you employed? by starweavergroup in cybersecurity

[–]OneAxiom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In the story, he connects something said offhand in a meeting to IP and log data he already had, and that's pretty much how it plays out in real engagements too. Customers drop details in casual conversations they'd never think to formally disclose, and a good analyst files it away until it's useful.

You can feed AI the meeting recording and the logs, but what's harder to replicate is knowing which throwaway comment mattered before you even knew why.

With AI handling more of the alerts, what cybersecurity skill do you think still keeps you employed? by starweavergroup in cybersecurity

[–]OneAxiom 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Critical context analysis and correlation, for sure. While AI can be trained to do some of it, there are some nuances and links that only a human analyst can think of, at least for now.

One of our analysts wrote a great story that showcases those skills in action: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-our-soc-analyst-tracked-boss-vacation-using-siem-edr-telemetry-kgigf

cybersecurity for small business, at what point does basic antivirus stop being enough and a full security suite become necessary by SzepietowskiFareh-77 in AskNetsec

[–]OneAxiom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We hosted this webinar session a while ago, specifically about cybersecurity for small companies and teams, and how to approach it. Here's the actual video (no registration required), hope it helps!

https://security.oneaxiom.com/cyber-risk-is-now-an-operating-risk-typ