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There's only one kind of tool security teams should be building with AI

Ali Nemati3 days ago27 sec read11 views

The article argues against the notion that AI will enable most companies to build their own security tools in-house, citing lack of engineering expertise, high cost of ownership, and liability concerns as major barriers. It emphasizes that while some internal tool development is feasible for tech-savvy firms, the majority should continue relying on established vendors due to the specialized nature of cybersecurity.

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