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Automation was supposed to make cybersecurity professionals\u2019 lives simpler. And it was supposed to solve the talent shortage. Has any of that actually happened?

Check out\xa0this post\xa0for the discussion that is the basis of our conversation on this week\u2019s episode co-hosted by me,\xa0David Spark\xa0(@dspark), the producer of\xa0CISO Series, and\xa0Geoff Belknap\xa0(@geoffbelknap), CISO,\xa0LinkedIn.\xa0Our guest is\xa0Brian Lozada\xa0(@brianl1775), CISO,\xa0HBOMax.

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In this episode:

• Should we be disappointed with what automation has actually delivered?
• Is it a tools vs people thing?
• Should we be better at assessing the impact of automation?
• Should we change the way we hire to help with automation?