AI Helps, But Humans Lead: By Staying Agile, and Figuring Out What’s Next as Attackers Innovate
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Chris Bisnett, CTO and Co-Founder at Huntress, addresses how his team approaches every new threat and how they strike the right balance of freedom, training, and structure.
This interaction explores how the Huntress team tackles operational decisions each day, from detection summaries to MDR and incident response, to paint the picture of what really happened.
Each day brings something different but Bisnett argues that it is not AI that is the brain behind critical jobs. It is the humans in the loop that do the thinking and figuring out what’s next.
The focus is on figuring out how to automate, have the system handle the repetitive tasks, and allowing the team to move on to the next step. Because attackers are not doing the same thing every day and are moving fast.
When the job changes daily, you have to be agile as a company, founder, engineer and SOC analyst.
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