Executive Summary The autonomous SOC should be designed as a controlled operating system, not purchased as a single capability. Security operations include tasks with very different consequences. An architecture that treats enrichment, investigation, containment, credential change, and external communication as one automation problem will either move too slowly or accept too much risk. This whitepaper defines a human-governed architecture in which each workflow has a task contract, distinct identity, minimum permissions, decision rights, an evidence record, failure controls, and measurable operating outcomes. The objective is practical: let machines handle repeatable work…
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