EDITOR’S QUESTION
automate penetration testing, to helping
‘blue teams’ spot threats using AI based on
common attack signals. At the end of the
day, however, it is the human who develops
the malware and targets a victim – with
this in mind, security engineers know that
human creativity, intuition and contextual
understanding will be the strongest defences,
and that they shouldn’t leave their security
fortress exclusively in the hands of an
automated software.
“
ENFORCING AN
ENTIRE ‘SET-IT-
AND-FORGET-
IT’ SOLUTION
MAY ACTUALLY
DO MORE HARM
THAN GOOD IF
SECURITY TEAMS
DON’T ACTUALLY
KNOW WHAT
PROCESSES
THEY WANT TO
AUTOMATE.
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