Agentic AI has changed attacks for both adversaries and defenders, but AI has not changed the fundamentals of security. Triage is not the end goal for defenders; prevention is. This means hyperfast AI-powered triage is still not a solution, just one more (very necessary) tool.

Security teams need agentic AI that let them operationalize threat intel for attack prevention, not just reactive handling. We need to move past the wow-factor of speedy AI responses and focus our attention on the less headline grabbing job of agentic AI security hardening.

In this discussion, we’ll look at:

  • How to calibrate expectations regarding threat actors use of AI tools

  • How agentic security should capitalize on threat intel

  • Pitfalls that can come up in agentic intel workflows

  • Best practices for incorporating intelligence into agentic defenses

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Speakers
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Bobby Filar
Head of Artificial Intelligence, Sublime Security

Bobby Filar is a machine learning researcher in the security space. He's currently the Head of Machine Learning at Sublime Security, where he leads the development and integration of machine learning capabilities into our email security platform, focusing on making it more user-friendly while combating sophisticated attacks. Prior to Sublime Security, he held leadership positions in Security Machine Learning teams at Endgame and Elastic. At Endgame, he developed Artemis, a first-of-its-kind intelligent assistant for cyber defense. This tool encouraged security workers to interact with endpoint data via natural language, streamlining the investigation process and significantly augmenting decision-making in cybersecurity.

Bobby's primary research interests revolve around assistive machine learning efforts, such as:
• Reinforcement learning to build autonomous security agents
• Natural language understanding
• Adversarial machine learning
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Alex Orleans
Head of Threat Intelligence, Sublime Security

Alex Orleans is the Head of Threat Intelligence at Sublime Security. With more than a decade of experience in cyber threat intelligence, including senior roles at CrowdStrike—where he managed the company's Targeted Intrusion mission—and FireEye, his work has included tracking state-nexus cyber espionage and supply chain compromises targeting financial sector entities. He is a frequent presenter at cybersecurity conferences, lectures as an adjunct at Johns Hopkins SAIS, and was recently published in CIA's Studies in Intelligence.