Managing vast amounts of data, reducing alert fatigue, and improving threat detection can all be accomplished with automation.

This week on Feds At the Edge, we have three experts in automating cybersecurity response to provide guidance on best practices to deploy automation. They highlighted the need to establish a valid baseline for expected network behavior to identify deviations effectively, reducing false positives.

Bob Costello, CIO at CISA, stressed keeping humans involved in the process, citing a recent incident where AI breached an organization, bypassed security features by defeating automation.

Richard LaTulip, Field Chief Information Security Officer, Recorded Future, addressed resistance to AI in cybersecurity, warning that the overwhelming volume of attacks makes proper automation essential for staying competitive.

Tune in on your favorite podcasting platform as we discuss how automation is essential but must be applied with caution and human oversight to ensure robust defense mechanisms.

To view this webinar: Automation as a Cybersecurity Resource.

Featured Speakers:

Bob Costello, Chief Information Officer, CISA

Bob Costello
Chief Information Officer, Cybersecurity Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Jeffrey Proudfoot, Technical Director, USMC Cyber Operations Group

Jeffrey Proudfoot
Technical Director,
U.S. Marine Corps Cyberspace
Operations Group (MCCOG)
Richard LaTulip, Field Chief Information Security Officer, Recorded Future

Richard LaTulip
Field CISO,
Recorded Future
Michael Kennedy, Moderator & Contributing Editor, FedInsider

Michael Kennedy
Contributing Editor,
FedInsider

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