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Melinda Marks

  • Practice Director, Enterprise Strategy Group, TechTarget
Redwood City
As seen in: TechTarget, SearchAppArchitecture, SearchSecurity, Dark Reading, Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), Cyber Defense Magazine
Analyst @esg_global covering cloud native security, app sec (formerly StackRox,Qualys, VMware) Also: infosec.exchange/@melindamarks melindamarks.bsky.soc
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AI is Not Solving Cybersecurity Burnout Yet, New ISSA and Omdia Research Warns

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By Carmen Estela, Melinda Marks
| Cyber Defense Magazine Verified
Why Cybersecurity Professionals Are  Considering the Exit Door in the Age of AI New research from ISSA and Omdia suggests that cybersecurity’s AI revolution has not yet delivered relief to the people defending modern enterprises. While 83% of organizations are using or planning to adopt AI for cybersecurity, 68% of cybersecurity professionals say the job has become harder.
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Focusing on the People in Cybersecurity at RSAC 2026 Conference

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By Melinda Marks
| Dark Reading Verified
COMMENTARY While our world today is obsessed with AI adoption, the humans in cybersecurity are more important than ever. Cybersecurity professionals are in demand, as security is a top challenge and concern for new technology adoption.
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Are We Ready for Auto Remediation With Agentic AI?

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By Melinda Marks
| Dark Reading Verified
COMMENTARY The key to security program effectiveness is optimizing remediation. This has become increasingly difficult as organizations strive to modernize their processes with innovative technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI). As employees gain capabilities to collaborate and work faster, cyber assets and attack surfaces proliferate, making it difficult for security teams to take the needed actions to mitigate risk.
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