Toward the Self-Healing SOC: Can Security Operations Learn Faster than Attackers?
Security Operations Centers have become dramatically faster over the past few years. AI has accelerated alert triage, streamlined investigations, and reduced manual effort across security teams. Yet for many organizations, one challenge remains unchanged: the knowledge generated during each investigation rarely compounds over time.
Meanwhile, attackers are evolving rapidly. Every campaign, technique, and exploit builds on what came before. The question facing security leaders is whether security operations can begin learning at the same pace – or faster.
Join Blend and Qevlar AI for an executive dinner exploring the next evolution of security operations: the Self-Healing SOC. Together, we’ll examine what happens when investigations no longer end with resolution, but instead continuously improve detection, response, threat intelligence, and vulnerability prioritization.
Through candid peer discussion, attendees will share what they’re seeing in practice, where AI is delivering meaningful value, and what still stands in the way of truly adaptive security operations.
Colin Cosell is a professional emcee, announcer, and executive communications expert with more than 25 years of experience across television, radio, film, stage, and corporate events. When he’s not at the lectern or moderating executive panels, Colin serves as the Public Address Announcer for the New York Mets, Army Football, the Premier Lacrosse League, and numerous other professional and collegiate teams. Over the course of his career, Colin has earned three Emmy Awards and has announced to more than 30 million attendees worldwide. His greatest source of pride, however, are his wife, Julia, and their little girl, Eloise.
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