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observed · 2026-10-12 15:25:04 UTC
In my last article, I described the SOC Triangle, the longstanding trade-off among quality, consistency and cost efficiency in security operations. AI is starting to loosen that constraint by enabling certain kinds of work with greater depth and consistency, without requiring a linear increase in headcount. That raises the next question I hear from security leaders. Where should we start? For resource-constrained teams, the answer matters. Most already understand what good security looks like. Their challenge is delivering it consistently with the people, skills, budget, technology and time they have. That is where AI creates a new opportunity for lean security teams. It can help them perform important security work faster, more consistently and with less dependence on scarce specialist capacity. Start with the security outcome the business needs most, then identify the work limited resources prevent the team from doing consistently. Start with the outcome the business cannot afford to lose Before choosing where to apply AI, identify the minimum set of systems, identities, data and business processes the organization depends on to keep serving customers. Thi
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observed · 2026-10-12 15:25:03 UTC
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