AI Investment: Axonius Cybersecurity Executive Says Less Is More
Artificial intelligence-based tools clearly have benefits in automating various security and IT tasks. But where should companies actually be adopting this new technology?
Where Should Companies Invest in AI?
Companies should prioritize investing in their people alongside AI technology. While AI can automate routine tasks, human oversight remains crucial. By freeing employees from low-level processing, they can focus on strategic problem-solving and skills development, enhancing overall job satisfaction and retention.
Can AI Replace Human Decision-Making in Cybersecurity?
No, AI should not replace human decision-making in cybersecurity. While AI can assist by providing context and parsing data, it is essential that humans remain involved in the decision-making loop to ensure understanding and mitigate risks. Training teams to review AI-generated outputs is critical to maintaining security.
How Should Companies Approach AI Investment?
Companies should conduct a thorough assessment of their existing resources before investing in AI. Increased spending does not guarantee better outcomes; understanding the specific needs and potential redundancies is key. Prioritizing investment in people and existing optimizations can lead to more effective AI implementation.
AI Investment: Axonius Cybersecurity Executive Says Less Is More
published by 3rd Element Consulting
3rd Element Consulting is a Mechanicsburg, PA-based managed IT and cybersecurity provider serving privately owned businesses (25 to 250 employees) across Central Pennsylvania and nationwide. We manage IT to a documented standards baseline, not flat-rate guesswork, covering managed IT, cybersecurity, governance and compliance, cyber insurance readiness, Microsoft 365 and cloud, AI readiness and governance, and virtual CIO services. We work across industries including law firms, accounting and financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, logistics, and multi-location businesses. Our team undergoes recurring FBI background checks as part of our CJIS compliance work, and 3rd Element was named to CRN's 2026 MSP 500 list in the Security 100 category.
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