Forum · Hosted by Cyngular
Agentic SOC Forum
From SOC cacophony to an agentic neural SOC symphony
On the evening of August 5 we filled the main hall at Atlanta Tech Park for the Agentic SOC Forum — a working session, not a sales pitch, on what security operations look like when autonomous agents do the heavy lifting.
The framing for the night was deliberately musical: how a SOC moves from cacophony — a wall of disconnected alerts — to something closer to a symphony, where detection, investigation, response and deception play together instead of queuing up as tickets.
Security teams don't have an alert problem. They have an understanding problem.
The thesis of the night: the hard part is no longer detection — it's connecting the dots fast enough to matter.
Cyngular co-founder & CEO Paul Moskovich opened the night with the neural-symphony model — threat-hunting, investigation, response and deception running as one coordinated motion rather than a relay of hand-offs.
Then the floor opened. A panel of local technology leaders traded honest notes on where their teams lose time today, how much they trust automation, and how far they're willing to let it run before a human steps in — including these two, on what the shift means for their own shops.
In the room
Security leaders, SOC practitioners and technology executives from across the Atlanta enterprise community, alongside Cyngular's team and partners.
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