AI agents are replacing human-centric security workflows, and Black Hat is watching
drhyrum · x · 2026-07-28
Security teams are moving from human-centric workflows toward agent-assisted ones.
The post frames security processes as “game trails” worn down by people doing only what they can manage and trust, then asks whether vendors are now paving those trails with agents. It ties the point to the Black Hat 2026 agenda and references incidents such as Mythos and the HF incident as cautionary signals about where agentic security workflows may go wrong.
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