Why is requiring constant human-in-the-loop oversight untenable for SOCs?
Replied byMonzy Merza
Co-founder & CEO at Crogl
Niche: AI
Revenue: Not Publicly Disclosed/month
Location: Los Ranchos, New Mexico, United States
Started: 2023
The volume of alerts is too high for humans to inspect every single query. Teams must let the AI work and instead focus on building systems to govern that automated work.
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