The Autonomous SOC Debate Is Framed Too Broadly “Autonomous SOC” often appears as an end state. In practice, a SOC is a portfolio of tasks with different data, consequences, and tolerance for error. Alert enrichment, case summarization, query drafting, containment, credential changes, and external communication do not belong in one risk category. A launch-ready program therefore governs autonomy at the workflow level. This reframing changes the executive question from “How autonomous are we?” to “Which tasks can operate at which level of authority, under which evidence and recovery controls?” That question creates a path to scale because it allows low-risk tasks to move q…
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