Breaking Down Business Email Compromise
Business email compromise (BEC) attacks are sneaky scams designed to trick victims into transferring money into attacker-controlled accounts.
Everyone is promising the autonomous SOC. But what happens when it's wrong, or when it starts drifting in ways nobody notices until the damage is done?
Join Huntress for a practical look at the Human-Led Agentic SOC: a model where AI accelerates triage and investigation, but humans still own judgment and governance, the foundation of partner trust. Our own SOC analysts already run that split today, owning the hardest, most novel cases across more than five million endpoints while an AI layer handles the well-understood, high-confidence work underneath them. We'll unpack why faster response isn't enough on its own, and why the future belongs to teams that can scale automation without turning their SOC into a black box.
The future is a SOC where automation flies fast and experts stay at the controls.
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