Webinar · On-Demand
Building AI-Powered Security Operations
Lessons from the Frontlines
Separate hype from reality. Deploy AI in security operations without introducing new risks, learn real solutions to technical challenges vendors don’t discuss, and make informed decisions about AI security tools.
Overview
AI promises to revolutionize security operations, but most organizations struggle to separate hype from reality. This webinar cuts through the noise with real production experience from Recon InfoSec, which has deployed AI across thousands of endpoints processing billions of security events.
AI challenges rarely discussed
- Preventing hallucinations when accuracy is critical
- Managing AI decision-making at scale
- Implementing proper access controls for AI systems
- Defending against emerging AI-specific threats like prompt injection
What we share
- Actual performance data from production environments
- Real incidents caught (and missed)
- Technical frameworks for evaluation
- Honest lessons learned from building AI capabilities that work — not just demos
Whether you’re evaluating AI vendors, implementing AI tools, or securing AI systems, you’ll leave with actionable frameworks to assess real capability versus marketing claims — and understand why putting security problems first, not AI solutions, is the key to success. This is a practitioner-level conversation with depth, honesty, and proof. No sales pitches, no vaporware — just real talk from teams doing the work.
Speakers

Andrew Cook
CTO, Recon InfoSec
Andrew has more than a decade of experience in threat hunting, digital forensics, network defense, and capability development, with multiple certifications and publications in the field. As CTO of Recon InfoSec, he oversees the technical vision, strategy, and execution of its services and solutions.

Nicholas Lupien
Head of Recon Labs
Nicholas has extensive experience in security operations, software engineering, and cybersecurity leadership, holding multiple GIAC certifications including the GIAC Security Expert (GSE) credential. As Head of Recon Labs, he oversees research and development, threat detection capabilities, and technical innovation in AI.