EP278 The Agentic SOC: Are We Measuring Time Saved or Risk Reduced?
Cloud Security Podcast by Google
Release Date: 05/18/2026
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- Matt Gregson, Principal - PwC Cyber Security
Topics:
- What is the state of the art of “agentic SOC” in 2026? Can you describe the most agentic SOC you've seen so far?
- In your experience, what are the main measurable benefits of AI agents in a SOC and IR?
- Imagine a 2030 SOC, what do humans do?
- Tell us more about how you judge if a client SOC is ready for AI and agents? What is the "Ouch" moment where most organizations realize their data isn't ready for that level of autonomy?
- Should we be more afraid of "AI hallucinations" or "Human fatigue" in the SOC?
- If a team has an agentic teammate making its own decisions based on emergent reasoning, how do you audit its "thought process"?
- Everyone loves to talk about "Time Saved," but in an agentic SOC, we care about "Decision Quality." What is the one metric PwC uses to prove that a SOC agent deployment is actually reducing risk?
- We often hear about "human-agent teaming." Are they still looking at alerts, or are they just approving "Action Plans" generated by the AI?
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