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AI-Driven Remediation Trust Issues in Cybersecurity

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Cybersecurity teams face a paradox where AI-driven automation is necessary to manage the increasing volume and complexity of threats, but there is a lack of trust in automated remediation tools. This hesitation is due to fears of unintended consequences and the 'black box' nature of AI systems. Despite significant investment in AI cybersecurity, organizations are cautious about deploying AI for automated remediation, preferring human oversight and gradual trust-building phases. The industry is moving towards a phased approach to build trust in AI systems, starting with explainable AI for detection and prioritization, followed by supervised automation, and eventually policy-driven autonomy. The goal is to elevate human analysts to focus on complex threats while AI handles routine tasks.

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  1. 28.10.2025 22:38 1 articles · 13d ago

    Cybersecurity Industry Faces AI Trust Paradox

    The cybersecurity industry recognizes the need for AI-driven automation to manage increasing threats but faces a trust issue with automated remediation. Organizations are adopting AI in specific, low-risk areas and with human oversight. A phased approach is recommended to build trust in AI systems, starting with explainable AI and gradually moving to policy-driven autonomy. The goal is to elevate human analysts to focus on complex threats while AI handles routine tasks.

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