Mate Security unveils Gamebooks to bring trusted autonomy to AI-powered security investigations
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Mate Security’s Gamebooks architecture is part of a broader shift from AI as a recommendation engine to AI as a semi-autonomous SOC operator—with explicit guardrails to keep humans in control. Security leaders should start designing playbooks as machine-executable policies, not PDFs, so they can safely hand more tier-1 and tier-2 work to agents.
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