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Enterprise AI is opening up entry points that legacy security stacks were never designed to cover, and most organizations are discovering that fact the hard way: deep into deployment.

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly being embraced by organizations to enhance security operations, yet concerns surrounding its integration and effectiveness persist. Despite AI’s growing presence in security workflows, human oversight remains a critical factor in ensuring its success. A report by Crogl, commissioned by agentic AI company Ponemon Institute, delves into the current state of AI adoption in enterprise security operations, revealing that while AI is a promising force in the field, its limitations must be addressed to maximize its potential.