Mike Wyatt, principal at Deloitte & Touche LLP, shares his insights on three questions about how AI agents will reshape SOCs, identity and security outcomes.
We asked:
- What will an “agentic SOC” actually look like, and how will it change the role of security analysts?
- As organizations deploy more AI agents, how should identity and access management evolve to control what those agents can do?
- How should MSSPs measure security outcomes when traditional metrics like alert counts and tickets resolved tell only part of the story?
About Mike Wyatt
Michael Wyatt is a cyber principal at Deloitte. He has over 30 years of professional experience and serves as the cyber leader for Deloitte’s state local and higher education practice as well as for the state of Texas. Previously, Wyatt led Deloitte’s global identity management practice and Deloitte’s US identity practice. In addition, he leads statewide breach remediation and information security program development and implementation for the states of Utah and South Carolina. He has led the design and delivery of numerous complex identity management and cybersecurity projects across multiple industries including state government, higher education, financial services, media, energy, aerospace and defense, and healthcare.
Source: Deloitte
About Deloitte & Touche LLP
Deloitte is a global professional services network that helps organizations address business, technology and cybersecurity challenges. Its cyber capabilities span strategy and transformation, managed cloud security, digital identity, continuous compliance, threat intelligence, operational technology security, incident response and 24/7 managed extended detection and response. By combining consulting expertise, industry knowledge, automation and security operations, Deloitte helps clients modernize their SOCs, strengthen resilience and translate detection and response activity into measurable security outcomes.
