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Lesley Carhart 
Why AI Can’t Replace Cybersecurity Analysts
https://tisiphone.net/2025/02/26/why-ai-cant-replace-cybersecurity-analysts/
https://tisiphone.net/2025/02/26/why-ai-cant-replace-cybersecurity-analysts/
John Blair@hacks4pancakes is it "because the ai is an attack vector?"
@jdblair not really my point in this specific article so much as BAD PEOPLE KNOW HOW TO USE IT TOO
RRB@hacks4pancakes you left out spoofing and false positives
Michael Weiss@hacks4pancakes of course, there are plenty of snake oil security vendors out there who can't make a sale unless they convince the buyer that their product will replace employees.
Vendors who make that claim to me rarely have a follow-up conversation with me.
@mweiss indeed.
bjb 
@hacks4pancakes
And also if they don't train up new people, then in a few years there won't be any experienced people either.
And also if they don't train up new people, then in a few years there won't be any experienced people either.
Fi 🏳️⚧️I have literally worked for years to fix that pipeline, but fuck it.
They want this? they'll end up with a pile of unmaintainable genai bullshit, and then I will charge them a shitload of money to tell them their baby is ugly.
the kamala harris of going to bed at a reasonable time@bjb @hacks4pancakes feels absolutely detrimental the way mbas are this divorced from the mechanics of good people infrastructure. at this rate feels like we're on our way toward "planes just crash sometimes" for all of technology
Eric McCorkleThis is offshoring all over again, and will have the same effects. Whole companies will fall (let's we forget quark express)
Graham Churcher@hacks4pancakes Very timely article and thoughts thanks! 👍
Lori | @writingcyber@hacks4pancakes Great article. I'm working on an article on how attackers use AI to generate malware and ransomware and what's already out there in the wild. It's a crazy game in cybersecurity right now, for sure.
Bruno BEAUFILS"It means analysts must keep growing and adapting to automation and adversary tactics."
You are damn right.
IMHO, more broadly that is a common and very ground point with all informatics domains: you can never stop to learn.