RSAC 2024: How AI Is Changing Extended Detection & Response
Hitesh Sheth, president and CEO of Vectra AI, joins Dark Reading's Terry Sweeney at Dark Reading News Desk during the RSA Conference to discuss how traditional extended detection and response (XDR) has largely failed SOC teams in today’s threat landscape.
May 15, 2024
Hitesh Sheth, president and CEO of Vectra AI, joins Dark Reading's Terry Sweeney at News Desk during the RSA Conference to discuss how traditional extended detection and response (XDR) has largely failed SOC teams in today’s threat landscape, and AI is poised to further undercut its effectiveness. He offers advice on how organizations should approach adoption of GenAI, since it’s not all upside. And he talks about how Vectra AI is able to defend against attackers abusing Microsoft Copilot, and why that’s important to customers. Sheth also addresses how customers can use the Vectra AI platform to fight AI with AI.
Hitesh Sheth is the president and CEO of Vectra AI. Previously, he held the position of chief operating officer at Aruba Networks. Hitesh joined Aruba from Juniper Networks, where he was EVP/GM for its switching business and before that, SVP for the Service Layer Technologies group, which included security. Prior to Juniper, he held a number of senior management positions in the switching organization at Cisco, including running its metro Ethernet business. Before Cisco, he held executive and engineering management positions at Liberate Technologies and Oracle Corporation. He started his career as a Unix programmer at the Santa Cruz Operation. Hitesh holds a BA degree in Computer Science from the University of Texas at Austin.
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