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Today in Atlanta, the Agentic SOC Forum brings senior cybersecurity and enterprise technology leaders together to examin...
08/05/2026

Today in Atlanta, the Agentic SOC Forum brings senior cybersecurity and enterprise technology leaders together to examine a central operating challenge of the AI era. How can security teams move from fragmented alerts, disconnected tools and manual handoffs toward coordinated agentic operations that strengthen investigation and response while preserving human judgment, authority and accountability? Presented by Cyngular Security, the forum takes place from 5 PM to 8 PM at Atlanta Tech Park in Peachtree Corners, Georgia.

Joining the dialogue are Paul Moskovich and Amit Weigman of Cyngular Security, Tyler Mullins of Guardian Pharmacy Services, Robert Bouchard of Tier4 Group, Todd Wahl of The Century Companies, Ann Dunkin of Georgia Tech Cybersecurity and Privacy, Jon Benedict of Monadnock Community Hospital, Sallie Fulsom Wright of Info-Tech Research Group, Matthew Morrow of Rockhaven Homes, Stuart Langer of Sage, Amanda Cameron-Windsor of Snowflake and Nicholas Poole of the City of Powder Springs. Together, they bring perspectives across cybersecurity, healthcare, cloud data, academia, public service, manufacturing and enterprise transformation.

The conversation moves beyond AI as a collection of tools and toward the SOC as a connected operating model. The focus is on how specialized agents can share context, preserve evidence, coordinate defined roles and accelerate action across triage, investigation, threat hunting, detection engineering and response. The leadership objective is faster investigation, trusted autonomy and human command, supported by the governance and operating discipline needed to build the next generation of security operations.

https://1businessworld.com/agentic-soc-forum-from-soc-cacophony-to-agentic-neural-soc-symphony/

Climate finance creates its greatest impact when it helps countries build the institutions, policies, technical knowledg...
07/31/2026

Climate finance creates its greatest impact when it helps countries build the institutions, policies, technical knowledge, and investment pathways needed to deliver long-term emissions reductions. As part of Environmental Sustainability & Climate Innovation, Kim O’Dowd, Senior Climate Campaigner, and Jack Corscadden and Ines Urman, Climate Campaigners at the Environmental Investigation Agency, join host Alina Sirbu, Vice President at FINN Partners, for “Financing Climate Impact: Are Finance And Policy Delivering The Climate Transition?” Their conversation examines how finance and policy can turn climate commitments into practical national programs and investable opportunities.

Strong climate investment begins before major infrastructure is built. Governments need dedicated teams, reliable emissions information, clear policy direction, regulatory capacity, technical assessments, and credible investment strategies. They also need access to grants, technical assistance, public finance, and private capital through processes they can realistically navigate. These foundations help countries coordinate institutions, prepare projects, attract investment, and create lasting capacity rather than relying on a succession of disconnected initiatives.

Methane mitigation demonstrates how targeted finance can produce near-term climate, health, and economic benefits while supporting the wider energy transition. The speakers highlight opportunities across energy, agriculture, and waste, alongside the need for coordinated funding, stronger country capacity, and clear accountability for results. Their leadership message is that capital and capability must advance together. When finance is accessible, policy is clear, institutions are prepared, and progress is measured, climate investment can support durable economic transformation and a more effective global transition.

https://1businessworld.com/2026/07/environmental-sustainability-climate-innovation/financing-climate-impact-are-finance-and-policy-delivering-the-climate-transition/

The evolution toward the Agentic SOC represents a fundamental change in how security teams understand activity, coordina...
07/30/2026

The evolution toward the Agentic SOC represents a fundamental change in how security teams understand activity, coordinate investigations, and respond to threats. At the Agentic SOC Forum, presented by Cyngular Security, on Wednesday, August 5, in Atlanta, Paul Moskovich, Co-Founder and CEO of Cyngular Security, will deliver the leadership keynote examining how organizations can move from fragmented signals, disconnected workflows, and operational noise toward coordinated, evidence-led, and accountable security operations. As the creator of the Agentic SOC and autonomous incident-response platform, Paul is helping shape an operating model in which specialized agents support detection, investigation, threat hunting, and response while experienced security professionals retain command, judgment, and responsibility.

Paul brings extensive experience spanning national cyber defense, critical infrastructure protection, highly sensitive defense environments, banking security, enterprise resilience, and international cybersecurity collaboration. His work has included safeguarding essential services, strengthening incident-response readiness, protecting complex mission-critical systems, and developing coordinated approaches to cyber resilience across public- and private-sector environments. This depth of experience gives him a distinctive perspective on how security organizations must operate when the consequences of incomplete information, fragmented action, or delayed response are especially significant.

Paul’s keynote will connect these practical leadership lessons to the future architecture and operation of the SOC. He will examine how organizations can progress from isolated automation toward coordinated agentic environments that connect security data, enterprise context, investigative activity, and response workflows. The keynote will also address trusted autonomy, human command, decision rights, evidence, controls, escalation thresholds, and accountability. The future of security operations will be defined by the ability to unite agentic intelligence with human judgment, creating a resilient operating model that accelerates investigation and response and enables security teams to act with greater confidence, coordination, and control.

https://1businessworld.com/agentic-soc-forum-from-soc-cacophony-to-agentic-neural-soc-symphony/

The adoption of Agentic AI in security operations represents both a significant opportunity and a complex leadership cha...
07/30/2026

The adoption of Agentic AI in security operations represents both a significant opportunity and a complex leadership challenge. At the Agentic SOC Forum, presented by Cyngular Security, on Wednesday, August 5, in Atlanta, security and technology leaders will examine what enables organizations to move responsibly from experimentation and isolated pilots toward trusted operational deployment. Success will depend not only on the capabilities of the technology, but also on executive sponsorship, organizational readiness, security data, enterprise integration, governance, workforce adoption, and the ability to demonstrate measurable operational value.

Chaired by Sallie Fulsom Wright, Chief Information Officer and Executive Counselor at Info-Tech Research Group, the panel will bring together Paul Moskovich, Co-Founder and CEO of Cyngular Security; Robert Bouchard, Chief Information Officer at Tier4 Group; Matthew Morrow, Chief Technology Officer at Rockhaven Homes; Nicholas Poole, Chief Information Officer at the City of Powder Springs; and Todd Wahl, Chief Technology Officer at The Century Companies. Drawing on perspectives across cybersecurity, enterprise technology, public-sector modernization, AI adoption, and operational leadership, the conversation will examine the barriers that delay adoption, the catalysts that accelerate progress, and the leadership decisions required to advance from interest to implementation.

The conversation will also address how organizations can introduce Agentic AI without compromising trust, control, or accountability. Leaders must determine where to begin, which use cases can deliver meaningful value, how pilots should be evaluated, and what governance and human oversight are required before agentic capabilities move into production. The path to trusted deployment will depend on disciplined experimentation, clearly defined decision rights, workforce engagement, secure integration, and measurable outcomes that demonstrate how Agentic AI can strengthen security operations while preserving human judgment and responsibility.

https://1businessworld.com/agentic-soc-forum-from-soc-cacophony-to-agentic-neural-soc-symphony/

The emergence of the Agentic SOC represents a significant shift in how security operations are structured, coordinated, ...
07/30/2026

The emergence of the Agentic SOC represents a significant shift in how security operations are structured, coordinated, and led. At the Agentic SOC Forum, presented by Cyngular Security, on Wednesday, August 5, in Atlanta, security and technology leaders will examine the capabilities, operating models, and leadership decisions required to build the next generation of security operations. Rather than relying on isolated automation or AI-enabled tools, the Agentic SOC brings specialized agents together across detection, investigation, threat hunting, and response. Its effectiveness will depend on whether organizations can connect fragmented signals, security data, enterprise context, and operational workflows into a coherent system that supports faster understanding and more confident action.

Chaired by Ann Dunkin, Distinguished Professor at Georgia Tech Cybersecurity and Privacy, the panel will bring together Stuart Langer, Deputy Chief Technology Officer at Sage; Amanda Cameron-Windsor, Global Retail Field CTO at Snowflake; Tyler Mullins, Chief Information Security Officer at Guardian Pharmacy Services; and Jon Benedict, Chief Information Officer at Monadnock Hospital. Drawing on perspectives across cybersecurity, enterprise technology, cloud data, healthcare, and operational leadership, the conversation will examine what distinguishes an Agentic SOC from a traditional SOC and what capabilities are required to move from fragmented automation toward coordinated agentic operations.

The conversation will also address the leadership and governance decisions that must accompany greater autonomy. As specialized agents assume a larger role in analyzing activity, developing evidence, recommending actions, and advancing workflows, organizations must clearly define human command, decision rights, escalation thresholds, evidence requirements, and accountability. The objective is not autonomy for its own sake, but a resilient security operating model in which technology accelerates investigation and response while experienced leaders and practitioners retain judgment, control, and responsibility.

https://1businessworld.com/agentic-soc-forum-from-soc-cacophony-to-agentic-neural-soc-symphony/

Cybersecurity leadership is increasingly defined by how effectively an organization can transform fragmented signals, ra...
07/29/2026

Cybersecurity leadership is increasingly defined by how effectively an organization can transform fragmented signals, rapidly changing context, and complex investigative activity into coordinated and accountable action. At the Agentic SOC Forum, presented by Cyngular Security, on Wednesday, August 5, in Atlanta, leaders will examine how modern security operations can move beyond alert volume, fragmented platforms, and disconnected workflows toward a more coordinated operating model built around evidence, orchestration, trusted autonomy, and clear human command. Security teams possess more telemetry, tools, and automated capabilities than ever before, yet they can still struggle to develop a reliable understanding of what is occurring, determine what matters most, and coordinate the appropriate response across the enterprise.

The forum will bring together leaders like Paul Moskovich, Co-Founder & CEO of Cyngular Security; Ann Dunkin, Distinguished Professor at Georgia Tech Cybersecurity and Privacy; Tyler Mullins, Chief Information Security Officer at Guardian Pharmacy Services; Jon Benedict, Chief Information Officer at Monadnock Community Hospital; Stuart Langer, Chief Technology Officer at Sage; Amanda Cameron-Windsor, Global Retail Field CTO at Snowflake; Sallie Fulsom Wright, Chief Information Officer & Executive Counselor at Info-Tech Research Group; Robert Bouchard, Chief Information Officer at Tier4 Group; Matthew Morrow, Chief Technology Officer at Rockhaven Homes; Nicholas Poole, Chief Information Officer at the City of Powder Springs. Together, they will examine the operating model, architecture, governance, organizational readiness, and leadership decisions required to build and adopt the Agentic SOC across enterprise, healthcare, public-sector, cloud, software, retail, and technology environments.

The transition to agentic security operations is not simply a technology deployment. It is a leadership decision about how intelligence, evidence, workflows, and authority should come together under clear human command. As threats, environments, and technologies move faster, the organizations that can understand, coordinate, and act with confidence will be better positioned to contain risk, protect operations, and preserve business continuity. The Agentic SOC Forum will advance this leadership conversation by examining how multi-agent orchestration, trusted autonomy, governance, operational resilience, and responsible AI adoption are shaping the next generation of security operations.

https://1businessworld.com/agentic-soc-forum-from-soc-cacophony-to-agentic-neural-soc-symphony/

Cybersecurity leadership is increasingly defined by how effectively an organization can transform fragmented signals, ra...
07/29/2026

Cybersecurity leadership is increasingly defined by how effectively an organization can transform fragmented signals, rapidly changing context, and complex investigative activity into coordinated and accountable action. At the Agentic SOC Forum, presented by Cyngular Security, on Wednesday, August 5, in Atlanta, leaders will examine how modern security operations can move beyond alert volume, fragmented platforms, and disconnected workflows toward a more coordinated operating model built around evidence, orchestration, trusted autonomy, and clear human command. Security teams possess more telemetry, tools, and automated capabilities than ever before, yet they can still struggle to develop a reliable understanding of what is occurring, determine what matters most, and coordinate the appropriate response across the enterprise.

The forum will bring together Paul Moskovich, Co-Founder & CEO of Cyngular Security; Ann Dunkin, Distinguished Professor at Georgia Tech Cybersecurity and Privacy; Tyler Mullins, Chief Information Security Officer at Guardian Pharmacy Services; Jon Benedict, Chief Information Officer at Monadnock Community Hospital; Stuart Langer, Chief Technology Officer at Sage; Amanda Cameron-Windsor, Global Retail Field CTO at Snowflake; Sallie Fulsom Wright, Chief Information Officer & Executive Counselor at Info-Tech Research Group; Robert Bouchard, Chief Information Officer at Tier4 Group; Matthew Morrow, Chief Technology Officer at Rockhaven Homes; Nicholas Poole, Chief Information Officer at the City of Powder Springs; and Todd Wahl, Chief Technology Officer at The Century Companies. Together, they will examine the operating model, architecture, governance, organizational readiness, and leadership decisions required to build and adopt the Agentic SOC across enterprise, healthcare, public-sector, cloud, software, retail, and technology environments.

The transition to agentic security operations is not simply a technology deployment. It is a leadership decision about how intelligence, evidence, workflows, and authority should come together under clear human command. As threats, environments, and technologies move faster, the organizations that can understand, coordinate, and act with confidence will be better positioned to contain risk, protect operations, and preserve business continuity. The Agentic SOC Forum will advance this leadership conversation by examining how multi-agent orchestration, trusted autonomy, governance, operational resilience, and responsible AI adoption are shaping the next generation of security operations.

https://1businessworld.com/agentic-soc-forum-from-soc-cacophony-to-agentic-neural-soc-symphony/

Cybersecurity leadership is increasingly defined by how quickly an organization can understand what is happening across ...
07/29/2026

Cybersecurity leadership is increasingly defined by how quickly an organization can understand what is happening across its environment, what is at risk, and what action should follow. At Global Cloud Security Forum 2026, presented by Cyngular, Paul Moskovich, Co-Founder & CEO of Cyngular Security, examines this challenge in “From Cyber Defense To Cyber Understanding.” Modern enterprises possess more alerts, logs, telemetry, and security tools than ever before, yet security teams can still struggle to transform that information into a clear and reliable account of an emerging threat.

The modern security operations center operates inside cloud and hybrid environments that change continuously. Workloads, identities, permissions, services, and configurations may shift while an investigation is still underway, leaving analysts to reconstruct context across fragmented systems and incomplete evidence. Moskovich argues that the operating model must move from isolated alerts toward complete investigations. Agentic AI can connect evidence, identify relationships, reconstruct sequences, and provide analysts with a stronger understanding of what may be occurring, while human leaders retain responsibility for validating the findings, considering the business consequences, and determining the appropriate response.

The speed of understanding can ultimately determine the outcome of a cyber incident. Faster understanding does not mean acting before the evidence is clear. It means reducing the time required to develop an explanation that is strong enough to support informed action. This leadership theme will continue at the Agentic SOC Forum, presented by Cyngular, taking place on Wednesday, August 5, in Atlanta, where security leaders will examine how agentic AI, automated investigation, trusted autonomy, and human command are shaping the next generation of security operations. As cloud complexity and AI increase the speed of both legitimate activity and malicious behavior, cybersecurity is becoming a race for understanding, and the organizations that understand first will retain more options to contain threats, protect operations, and preserve business continuity.

https://1businessworld.com/2026/07/global-cloud-security-forum/from-cyber-defense-to-cyber-understanding/

Fleet electrification becomes a significant leadership undertaking when electric vehicles move beyond pilots and begin s...
07/25/2026

Fleet electrification becomes a significant leadership undertaking when electric vehicles move beyond pilots and begin supporting the daily work of a major city. At New York Energy Innovation, Keith Kerman, Deputy Commissioner and Chief Fleet Officer at NYC DCAS, presents “Powering Fleet Electrification,” a leadership session focused on how New York City is advancing electrification across one of the largest and most demanding municipal fleets in the country. The city operates approximately 28,000 vehicles serving around 55 agencies and public organizations, with nearly 6,000 electric vehicles and a charging network of approximately 2,500 ports across the five boroughs.

New York City’s experience shows that fleet electrification is not simply a matter of purchasing electric vehicles. Vehicles, charging locations, utility capacity, facility planning, route requirements, maintenance, workforce training, and seasonal performance must function as one connected operating system. As the fleet expands, charging infrastructure and access to electricity become central to whether vehicles can enter service and remain available. Real-world operating data also helps the city understand where electrification can accelerate, how range changes in colder weather, which vehicle categories are ready for wider adoption, and what additional support is required for mission-critical operations.

Kerman’s leadership message places dependable public service at the center of the transition. The value of fleet electrification must be measured not only by the number of vehicles purchased or chargers installed, but by whether police officers can respond, sanitation crews can complete their routes, emergency teams remain mobile, and city agencies continue operating every day. Achieving that standard requires reliable manufacturers, charging providers, utilities, contractors, maintenance networks, and a workforce prepared to support the technology throughout its operating life. Fleet electrification becomes durable when environmental performance, affordability, resilience, and service delivery reinforce one another.

https://1businessworld.com/2026/07/new-york-energy-innovation/powering-fleet-electrification-keith-kerman/

Fleet electrification becomes a significant leadership undertaking when electric vehicles move beyond pilots and begin s...
07/25/2026

Fleet electrification becomes a significant leadership undertaking when electric vehicles move beyond pilots and begin supporting the daily work of a major city. At New York Energy Innovation, Keith Kerman, Deputy Commissioner and Chief Fleet Officer at NYC DCAS, presents “Powering Fleet Electrification,” a leadership session focused on how New York City is advancing electrification across one of the largest and most demanding municipal fleets in the country. The city operates approximately 28,000 vehicles serving around 55 agencies and public organizations, with nearly 6,000 electric vehicles and a charging network of approximately 2,500 ports across the five boroughs.

New York City’s experience shows that fleet electrification is not simply a matter of purchasing electric vehicles. Vehicles, charging locations, utility capacity, facility planning, route requirements, maintenance, workforce training, and seasonal performance must function as one connected operating system. As the fleet expands, charging infrastructure and access to electricity become central to whether vehicles can enter service and remain available. Real-world operating data also helps the city understand where electrification can accelerate, how range changes in colder weather, which vehicle categories are ready for wider adoption, and what additional support is required for mission-critical operations.

Kerman’s leadership message places dependable public service at the center of the transition. The value of fleet electrification must be measured not only by the number of vehicles purchased or chargers installed, but by whether police officers can respond, sanitation crews can complete their routes, emergency teams remain mobile, and city agencies continue operating every day. Achieving that standard requires reliable manufacturers, charging providers, utilities, contractors, maintenance networks, and a workforce prepared to support the technology throughout its operating life. Fleet electrification becomes durable when environmental performance, affordability, resilience, and service delivery reinforce one another.

https://1businessworld.com/2026/07/new-york-energy-innovation/powering-fleet-electrification-keith-kerman/

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