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Will AI Replace Cybersecurity Analysts? | Interview with Rapid7

Last updated: October 3, 2026 9:47 pm
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As AI agents investigate security alerts and automate routine tasks, how will the role of cybersecurity analysts change? And which decisions should remain in human hands?

In this interview, MENA TECH speaks with Gopan Sivasankaran, Regional Director, Middle East & Africa at Rapid7, about the future of security operations, the growing role of agentic AI, and the company’s expansion across the region.

Drawing on his own experience as a security operations centre (SOC) analyst, Sivasankaran explains how automation is changing work that once…

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