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How to Evaluate an AI SOC

Solution Category AI Security
Type Webinar
Organization TORQ
Event Format Company Webinar

Webinar Description

Key Takeaways

  • Provides a structured framework for evaluating AI-driven Security Operations Centers beyond traditional SIEM, SOAR and MDR criteria
  • Designed for CISOs and security leaders in financial services, public sector and healthcare organisations
  • Covers the three layers of an AI SOC and key differentiators: context, memory and autonomy
  • Led by John White, Field CISO with experience at Virgin Atlantic, ASOS and Liberty Global

About the Event

This virtual webinar from Torq addresses the challenge of evaluating AI SOC solutions when traditional security operations evaluation criteria no longer apply. The session positions AI SOC procurement as more than a technology purchase, framing it as the adoption of an execution layer that will reshape security teams, operating models and organisational defence strategies.

Evaluation Framework and Key Topics

The webinar presents a framework for defining organisational trajectory, target outcomes and risk thresholds before engaging with vendors. It examines the three layers of an AI SOC architecture and identifies context, memory and autonomy as the differentiators that distinguish effective platforms. Attendees will learn specific questions to ask vendors during the selection process.

Technologies referenced include the Torq AI SOC Platform, HyperAgents, Auto Triage, Socrates, Context Graph and Memory.

Who Should Attend

The session targets CISOs, security leaders and decision-makers responsible for security operations strategy. It is also relevant for security operations teams, IT and cloud security professionals, and senior security architects evaluating AI-driven automation for their organisations. The content addresses challenges faced by organisations in financial services, public sector and healthcare where aligning technology purchases with organisational risk and operational goals is critical.