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ExtraHop unveils new agentic SOC capabilities
Read the full story: ExtraHop unveils new agentic SOC capabilitiesExtraHop launches new tools to power agentic security operations. The network detection and response company has introduced enhanced visibility, identity integrations, and Kubernetes telemetry capabilities designed to provide AI agents within security operations centres with the contextual data required to operate autonomously and respond to advanced threats at machine speed.
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True AI-first organisations integrate AI throughout their operations
AI-first organisations integrate literacy across culture and leadership. Alex Rumble, AI Ambassador & CMO at HTEC, argues that sustainable AI adoption depends on organisational architecture, leadership capability, and diversity — not pilot programmes or cost-cutting exercises.
