Presented by Cyngular Security Agentic SOC Forum From SOC Cacophony to Agentic Neural SOC Symphony Building the Next Generation of Autonomous Security Operations
Register for the Agentic SOC Forum
From SOC Cacophony to Agentic Neural SOC Symphony
Join the Agentic SOC Forum, presented by Cyngular Security, for a senior leadership program examining the transition from fragmented alerts, disconnected tools, and manual security workflows toward coordinated agentic security operations. Keynotes and executive panel conversations will address multi-agent orchestration, AI-enabled triage and investigation, threat hunting, detection engineering, response automation, human oversight, trust, accountability, and operational resilience.
From SOC Cacophony to Agentic Neural SOC Symphony
Building the Next Generation of Autonomous Security Operations
The Agentic SOC Forum centers on a defining challenge for modern security operations. SOC teams are expected to act faster and with greater precision while managing growing alert volumes, fragmented platforms, uneven context, complex investigations, and manual handoffs. The result is often SOC cacophony, in which signals, technologies, workflows, and teams compete for attention instead of functioning as one coordinated security operation.
A More Connected Security Operation
The forum will examine how alerts, security data, enterprise context, investigative evidence, and operational workflows can be brought together more coherently. The goal is not simply to process more alerts, but to create a more continuous and coordinated path from signal to understanding and action.
Specialized Agents Working Together
An agentic SOC introduces specialized AI agents that can support alert triage, investigation, threat hunting, detection engineering, and response. The program will explore how these agents share context, coordinate defined roles, sequence work, and preserve evidence across the security operations lifecycle.
Human Direction, Evidence and Control
The transition toward agentic security operations depends on more than technical capability. The forum will address human oversight, explainability, governance, trust, enterprise integration, operational controls, and the accountability required to deploy autonomous capabilities responsibly within the SOC.
The forum’s central theme of an agentic neural SOC describes a more connected and adaptive operating model in which specialized agents collaborate across security workflows while experienced security professionals retain judgment, authority, and accountability. On Wednesday, August 5, CISOs, SOC leaders, incident response leaders, threat intelligence professionals, and enterprise technology executives will come together at Atlanta Tech Park for keynotes, panel conversations, and senior-level networking focused on the operational future of the SOC.
Featured Speaker
Paul Moskovich
Co-Founder & CEO · Cyngular Security
From defending a nation against cyber warfare, to pioneering the future of Agentic SOC, Paul brings unmatched experience to the stage. He is the Co-Founder and CEO of Cyngular Security, creator of an autonomous Agentic SOC and incident-response platform.
Topic Areas & Strategic Themes
Key priorities shaping the transition from alert overload and fragmented SOC workflows to coordinated, agentic security operations across triage, investigation, threat hunting, detection engineering, and response.
Agentic SOC Forum
Meet the Leaders
Meet the distinguished security, technology, and enterprise leaders bringing national cyber defense, critical infrastructure, healthcare, cloud, data, AI, public-sector, and operational experience to the Agentic SOC Forum.
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Paul Moskovich
Co-Founder & CEO · Cyngular Security
Paul is Co-Founder and CEO of Cyngular Security and the creator of the Agentic SOC and autonomous incident-response platform. His leadership spans national cyber defense, critical infrastructure protection, highly sensitive defense environments, banking security, enterprise resilience, and international cyber collaboration. He brings a rare operational perspective on connecting fragmented signals, building defensible evidence, coordinating response, and advancing trusted autonomy while preserving human command and accountability.
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Ann Dunkin
Distinguished Professor of the Practice · Georgia Tech Cybersecurity and Privacy
Ann is a Distinguished Professor of the Practice in Georgia Tech’s School of Cybersecurity and Privacy and a distinguished external fellow. A nationally recognized technology executive, she brings leadership across cybersecurity, cloud modernization, digital transformation, energy, critical infrastructure, and complex public-sector technology portfolios. Her perspective connects responsible innovation with the governance, resilience, and organizational discipline required to translate emerging technologies into durable institutional capability.
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Tyler Mullins
Chief Information Security Officer · Guardian Pharmacy Services
Tyler leads enterprise cybersecurity for Guardian Pharmacy Services, bringing a practitioner’s perspective from a healthcare-services environment where continuity, trust, privacy, and resilience are inseparable. His leadership connects security governance, operational risk, incident readiness, and responsible AI adoption, with a clear emphasis on introducing advanced capabilities in ways that strengthen protection, accountability, and confidence across mission-critical operations.
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Jon Benedict
Consulting Chief Information/Security Officer · Monadnock Community Hospital
Jon brings more than 30 years of healthcare technology and cybersecurity leadership across hospitals, health systems, and digital health organizations. As Consulting Chief Information/Security Officer at Monadnock Community Hospital, he advances secure AI, cyber resilience, digital health innovation, and technology strategies that create sustainable value for patients, providers, and communities. His perspective bridges executive technology leadership with the realities of protecting care delivery in resource-conscious, mission-driven environments.
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Stuart Langer
Deputy Chief Technology Officer · Sage
Stuart is Deputy Chief Technology Officer at Sage, bringing executive perspective on enterprise technology, platform strategy, responsible AI, and the transition from promising innovation to trusted business use. He contributes a valuable view of how transparency, controls, auditability, integration, and customer confidence must develop alongside intelligent automation, particularly in environments where technology supports consequential financial and operational decisions.
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Amanda Cameron-Windsor
Senior Principal Architect, Global Retail CTO · Snowflake
Amanda is Senior Principal Architect, Global Retail CTO at Snowflake, helping organizations modernize their data foundations and apply AI across complex global environments. Her expertise spans enterprise architecture, governed data, cloud platforms, and the translation of advanced technology into scalable business transformation. She brings an important perspective on the trusted data, context, integration, and orchestration required for agentic systems to operate effectively.
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Sallie Fulsom Wright
Executive Counselor · Info-Tech Research Group
Sallie is an Executive Counselor at Info-Tech Research Group and a highly respected technology leader whose career spans more than four decades, including CIO, deputy CIO, and CISO responsibilities. She advises executives on strengthening leadership, cybersecurity, organizational capability, and technology strategy. Her perspective brings depth to the governance, workforce readiness, executive sponsorship, and operating discipline required to move agentic AI from experimentation toward trusted deployment.
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Robert Bouchard
Chief Digital Officer · Tier4 Group
Robert is Chief Digital Officer at Tier4 Group, where he helps guide digital strategy, AI capabilities, technology infrastructure, and innovation. A people-centered operator, he brings experience translating automation, analytics, and modern platforms into scalable workflows, stronger decisions, and measurable organizational value. His perspective underscores the importance of aligning advanced technology with leadership, culture, execution, and the human systems that determine whether transformation succeeds.
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Matthew Morrow
Chief Technology Officer · Rockhaven Homes
Matthew is Chief Technology Officer at Rockhaven Homes and a business-minded technology leader working at the intersection of people, operations, and emerging technology. He brings a pragmatic perspective on redesigning business processes around AI rather than layering new tools over established workflows. His leadership emphasizes adoption, execution, and durable value, offering a grounded view of what organizations must change to move from experimentation to operational capability.
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Nicholas Poole
Chief Information Officer · City of Powder Springs
Nicholas is Chief Information Officer for the City of Powder Springs, leading across enterprise technology, cybersecurity, data, infrastructure, and public-sector modernization. He connects secure and scalable systems with operational excellence, transparency, service reliability, and responsible innovation. His perspective highlights how public institutions can adopt advanced capabilities while preserving accountability, resilience, and the trust of the communities they serve.
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Todd Wahl
Chief Technology Officer · The Century Companies
Todd is Chief Technology Officer at The Century Companies and an experienced technology strategist, entrepreneur, and advisor. He brings a practical systems perspective on digital transformation, operational maturity, business analytics, manufacturing, customer experience, and organizational growth. His leadership adds a valuable view of how AI and automation must connect with real operating environments, measurable outcomes, and disciplined execution to create lasting enterprise value.
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Agentic SOC Forum Program
Keynotes, Panels and Networking Reception
From SOC Cacophony to Agentic Neural SOC Symphony
The Agentic SOC Forum brings together security and technology leaders for a focused evening examining how enterprises can move from fragmented alerts, disconnected tools, and manual security workflows toward a more coordinated agentic operating model. The program will explore how specialized AI agents can collaborate across triage, investigation, threat hunting, detection engineering, and response while experienced security teams retain direction, judgment, oversight, and accountability.
The Emerging Agentic SOC
Leadership perspectives will frame the evolution from conventional SOC automation toward coordinated agentic security operations, where specialized agents can analyze context, investigate activity, support decisions, and advance security workflows across the enterprise.
- Agentic SOC strategy and operating models
- Autonomous security workflows
- Human direction, oversight and accountability
From Security Noise to Coordinated Action
Executive panel conversations will examine how security teams can connect alerts, data, context, evidence, and response actions across a multi-agent operating environment while integrating agentic capabilities into existing SOC technologies and processes.
- Multi-agent orchestration
- AI-enabled triage and investigation
- Threat hunting and detection engineering
- Response automation and operational resilience
Executive Dialogue and Peer Connection
The networking reception will extend the forum’s leadership dialogue and create space for substantive conversation among CISOs, SOC leaders, incident response executives, threat intelligence professionals, security innovators, and enterprise technology leaders.
- Senior-level peer exchange
- Enterprise security leadership
- Technology and operational collaboration
Atlanta Tech Park
107 Technology Pkwy NW, Peachtree Corners, GA 30092-2911Register for the Agentic SOC Forum
From SOC Cacophony to Agentic Neural SOC Symphony
Join the Agentic SOC Forum, presented by Cyngular Security, for a senior leadership program examining the transition from fragmented alerts, disconnected tools, and manual security workflows toward coordinated agentic security operations. Keynotes and executive panel conversations will address multi-agent orchestration, AI-enabled triage and investigation, threat hunting, detection engineering, response automation, human oversight, trust, accountability, and operational resilience.
Event Inquiries
From SOC Cacophony to Agentic Neural SOC Symphony
For questions about the Agentic SOC Forum, presented by Cyngular Security, please contact the event team regarding participation, registration, partnerships, speaking opportunities, program details, or the evening’s keynotes, executive panel conversations, and networking reception.