Security teams are starting to treat AI like staff, and that means managing it
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Once SOCs start treating AI like staff — with tasks, oversight, and performance management — agent governance becomes an operational discipline, not a research topic. If you’re deploying AI in security, define roles, escalation paths, and audit trails the same way you would for a junior analyst.
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