Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Live technical demonstration of building an enterprise AI Security Operations Center
- Covers alert triage, threat hunting, and MITRE ATT&CK coverage mapping
- Aimed at CISOs, SOC managers, security engineers, and analysts
- Focuses on customizable workflow automation rather than fixed security products
About the Webinar
Tim Bandos, Field CISO at Tines, hosts this live webinar demonstrating how to construct a customized AI Security Operations Center. The session walks through a complete build in 23 minutes, providing a practical view of how security teams can create workflows suited to their specific environments, tooling, and data requirements.
Technical Focus Areas
The demonstration covers three core SOC functions: alert triage, threat hunting, and MITRE ATT&CK coverage mapping. The approach emphasizes agentic AI and workflow automation as mechanisms for building security operations that can adapt to organizational needs. Rather than presenting a fixed product, the session illustrates how teams can assemble AI capabilities around their existing tools and data sources.
The Case for Customizable AI SOCs
The webinar addresses a common challenge in security operations: rigid workflows that struggle to keep pace with emerging threats. Traditional point solutions often lack the flexibility to integrate with diverse toolsets or scale alongside organizational growth. This session presents an alternative model where security teams build and modify their own AI SOC components, potentially reducing dependency on vendor roadmaps and enabling faster adaptation to new threat patterns.
Who Should Attend
This webinar is designed for enterprise security professionals responsible for SOC operations, including CISOs, SOC managers, security engineers, analysts, and architects. Managed security service providers seeking to modernize their service delivery with AI and automation will also find the content relevant.