Sekoia Co-founder: Fewer Tickets Isn't Less Risk — AI SOCs Need Accurate Verdicts, Not Just Throughput
TechNadu · x · 2026-09-05
David Bizeul, co-founder of Sekoia.io, argues that AI SOCs shouldn't be judged by throughput alone: fewer tickets doesn't mean less risk. Teams must verify whether coverage held and whether the AI's verdicts were actually right. In a follow-up interview he details what evidence should back an AI verdict — accuracy, telemetry correlation, sovereignty and data isolation.
Related event: Sekoia Co-founder Warns Against Measuring AI SOC by Throughput Alone(2 posts)→
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