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By Jeremy Hehl Agents can triage, enrich and correlate at machine speed. But someone still has to own the risk call. On Episode 18 of EC-Council's The Cybersecurity Podcast, Foresite Cybersecurity's Jeremy Hehl tells host Jay Bavisi why the fully autonomous SOC is further off than vendors suggest, and why governance is the next real frontier. Every security operations center now...

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Why AI Governance Is Becoming Cyber Insurance’s Next MFA

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