Can automation in Cyber Security keep up with the speed of modern AI-generated phishing?
We are seeing a massive wave of sophisticated attacks. Is security automation enough to protect a corporate network, or is the human element still the weakest link? I'm worried that AI is helping the hackers faster than it's helping the defenders.
2025-11-22 in General by Victoria Thorne
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The "arms race" in cybersecurity is very real. We use SOAR platforms to handle automation for alert triage, which is necessary because the volume of attacks is too high for humans. However, AI-generated phishing is becoming so realistic that even trained employees are clicking. The best defense is a hybrid approach where you use high-speed automated blocks for known patterns, but keep a highly trained SOC team for the anomalies that the AI tries to sneak past. Never trust a system that claims to be 100% automated
Answered 2025-11-24 by Monica Geller
Do you think small businesses can even afford the level of protection needed today?
Answered 2025-11-26 by Samuel Burke
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Samuel, unfortunately, many can't. This is why managed service providers are becoming so popular. They offer "security as a service" using automation to keep costs down for smaller clients who can't build their own SOC.
Commented 2025-11-28 by Patrick Dean
Human error is still 90% of the problem. No amount of tech fixes a bad password.
Answered 2025-11-30 by Scott Lang
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Agreed, Scott. Training and automation must go hand-in-hand to be truly effective.
Commented 2025-12-01 by Victoria Thorne
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