Reimagining Security Operations for the Agentic Era

How security leaders are redesigning the SOC for a world of AI agents.

AI is changing the economics of security operations.

For the first time, security leaders have the opportunity to match the speed and scale of attackers without simply asking already-stretched teams to work harder.

But unlocking that advantage requires more than adding AI to existing security processes.

As AI agents begin to take on real permissions, responsibilities and security workflows, organisations much rethink who - or what - does the work, how decisions are made, and where humans remain in the loop.

This virtual roundtable brings together senior security leaders to explore what the next generation of the SOC looks like - and how organisations can build security operations designed for the agentic era.

The SOC is Entering a New Era

Traditional security operations were designed around human analysts investigating alerts, navigating increasingly complex tools and responding to threats as quickly as possible.

But the threat landscape isn't standing still.

Attackers are becoming faster, more automated and increasingly sophisticated. At the same time, security teams are facing growing alert volumes, fragmented technology estates and persistent pressure to do more with less.

Agentic AI changes the equation.

AI agents can take on repetitive investigation and response tasks, reason across vast amounts of security data and work continuously alongside human analysts.

The opportunity isn't to replace security teams. It's to give them a fundamentally different operating model.

What We'll Explore

1. Designing the next-generation SOC - What does modern security operations architecture look like when AI agents become active participants in detection, investigation and response?

2. Humans & Agents: a new security model - Where should agents operate autonomously, where should humans remain in control, and how do leading organisations establish the right balance?

3. Matching attacker speed - How can organisations use agentic capabilities to accelerate detection and response without increasing operational complexity or overwhelming security teams?

4. Reducing complexity and risk - As agents gain greater access and responsibility, what controls, governance and architecture are required to deploy them safely and effectively?

5. From AI experimentation to operational impact - What separates promising AI pilots from an agentic security strategy that delivers measurable improvements in speed, efficiency and resilience?

The Opportunity

The agentic era presents security leaders with a choice.

Continue optimising the SOC we've built - or rethink what a security operation can become.

The organisations that gain an advantage won't simply be the ones with the most advanced AI.

They'll be the ones that know how to redesign their people, processes and technology around it.

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