Panel: Humanity in the Loop: Balancing AI, Data Science, and Human Ingenuity in the Cybersecurity..
summary
Panelists describe concrete use of ChatGPT-assisted reporting and quick scripting (one example: a custom password-generator that produces 200–300 GB in one hour), say AI powers EDR/SOC detection but they only ingest about 500 million–1 billion events/day and pay ~€300K/year to use full datasets. They demonstrate adversarial weaknesses — poisoning, obfuscation and encoded payloads bypassing filters — argue automated pentests and autonomous blocking fail without human context, and show most gains come from human+AI orchestration rather than replacement.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Panel introduction
- 3:31AI in cybersecurity ops
- 10:11AI in pentesting oversight
- 13:26AI limitations in cybersecurity
- 22:10AI for cybersecurity pros
- 23:14Data volume and AI processing
- 31:42AI risks in cybersecurity
- 39:45AI and cybersecurity future
- 45:26Closing & Q&A
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