Alright, let's talk AI in security... yeah, it's definitely handy to have, but let's be real, it's not some magic bullet that solves everything.
Automated scans? Useful, sure. But they simply *aren't* the same as genuine penetration tests. There's just no substitute for the real deal. And honestly, pursuing ISO 27001 certification without committing to regular, *manual* testing? You might as well call it an expensive piece of paper. It's frustrating how often we see clients think, "Okay, security box ticked!" when the reality is far more complex. Security isn't just a checklist item you can set and forget.
So, I've gotta ask: What do you prioritize? Are you leaning more towards the flashy new AI tools, or do you believe in doubling down on solid fundamentals like consistent patch management? Curious to hear your thoughts!