Future-Proof Your Security: AI-Powered Detection and Response
Jay Sarwate, Alok Tongaonkar, Prutha Parikh, Ketan Nilangekar
BSidesSF 2025 — Here Be Dragons · Day 1 · Main
AI in cybersecurity is not new, but the arrival of generative AI has fundamentally changed who can use it and what it can be applied to. A panel of practitioners from Cohere, Palo Alto Networks, and a cross-section of security leadership explored the pre- and post-ChatGPT landscape, assessed the gap between AI hype and production readiness, and offered concrete guidance on the skills, ethics, and automation decisions that will define security work in the coming years. ---
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Four people from Cohere and Palo Alto Networks discussing the pre- and post-ChatGPT security landscape for 44 minutes. If you need someone to explain what RASP, RAG, and anomaly detection are in a panel format, this delivers. If you already know what year it is, you'll walk out with one good quote about agentic accountability and 43 minutes of your life spent.