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Analyst builds vendor-agnostic agentic CTI harness
Original: I made an agentic CTI tradecraft harness. It’s lightweight, portable, and vendor-agnostic. My boss says we don’t need th
A cyber threat intelligence practitioner has built a lightweight, portable, vendor-agnostic agentic harness for CTI tradecraft, only for their boss to say the team does not need it while separately asking staff to propose AI use cases. OpenAI engineers have expressed interest in helping, with the analyst proposing to supply current workflows and runbooks as the basis for collaboration. The story highlights a common frustration in cybersecurity: leadership chasing AI initiatives while dismissing working internal tooling already built by practitioners.
Why now: It captures a relatable workplace irony in cybersecurity, where grassroots AI tooling is dismissed even as management pursues formal AI partnerships.
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- I made an agentic CTI tradecraft harness. It’s lightweight, portable, and vendor-agnostic. My boss says we don’t need that. My boss asks to create use cases for AI in CTI. Met with OpenAI engineers. They want to help. I suggested we provide our current workflows and run books,… · trojanfoxtrot@infosec.exchange · 3
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