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Nearly nine in ten respondents in a Swimlane survey of 500 security operations staff, all at organizations already using AI, say it has made their work more satisfying. Survey: AI May Make SOC Entry-Level Jobs Harder to Get
DENVER – September 30, 2026 – Swimlane, the leader in agentic AI automation for every security function, today released new research revealing a paradox at the center of AI adoption in security operations: the Survey Finds AI Raises SOC Job Satisfaction While Making Entry-Level Careers Harder
Attackers are using AI to make established fraud schemes “more sophisticated and scalable, according to Nick Tausek, lead security automation architect at Swimlane, a security automation and response platform. Microsoft Reports Million-Email BEC Campaign Using Executive Impersonation and Fake Invoices

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