Security tip: use AI agents to build a NIST CSF knowledge base for incident response
prasanna_says · x · 2026-10-26
- From a talk to Upekkha: "You will get hacked in the next 90 days (mostly)."
- The actionable method: ask your AI agent to create a knowledge base structured around NIST CSF, then use agents to fill it in, and use that KB for your incident response (IR).
- A lightweight combo that turns general-purpose LLM agents into an enterprise security-IR tool.
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