Arctic Wolf to unveil agentic SOC model at ITWeb Security Summit 2026.
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Arctic Wolf to unveil agentic SOC model at ITWeb Security Summit 2026. Traditional security tools and services cannot match the scale, speed and complexity of current threats, Arctic Wolf advises. International cyber security leader Arctic Wolf will showcase its agentic security operations centre (SOC) model at the forthcoming annual ITWeb Security Summit 2026 in Johannesburg - technology that is designed to balance human and artificial intelligence (AI) to leverage trustworthy data, train reliable agents, effectively manage automation and counter the high failure rate of AI initiatives. Speaking ahead of the summit, Jason Oehley, regional lead at Arctic Wolf, said many AI initiatives fail because of a lack of data, reliable AI and projects that are based on synthetic models. "This means the initiatives are not designed to address real world risk," he added. "Organisations require huge amounts of data, teams to train AI and real-world scenarios to build trust. Without this, AI will act on its own and if left to do so, increases the risk of hallucinations and of erroneous data." Sophisticated threat actors. Traditional SOCs are not able to match the pace and precision of modern threat actors, especially those that leverage AI to accelerate and scale attacks. These SOCs are also constrained by tiered teams, alert overload, fragmented tools and linear workflows. These...
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