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Twine Featured in UNCG Paper on How Agentic AI Transforms Cybersecurity

Twine Featured in UNCG Paper on How Agentic AI Transforms Cybersecurity

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Key takeaways

  • Dr. Nir Kshetri of UNCG’s Bryan School of Business and Economics authored the peer-reviewed paper in Telecommunications Policy.
  • The research highlights Twine Security among industry leaders in agentic AI for cybersecurity.
  • Agentic AI enables human machine co-teaming that improves efficiency and adaptability in security operations.
  • Twine’s AI Digital Employees bring that concept into practice with tangible, on-the-job support for security teams.

A peer-reviewed paper authored by Dr. Nir Kshetri from the Bryan School of Business and Economics at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, and published in the Telecommunications Policy journal, examines how AI agents are reshaping cybersecurity. The research highlights Twine Security among industry leaders in this emerging field.

The paper emphasizes that Agentic AI enables human machine co-teaming that can enhance efficiency and adaptability in cybersecurity operations. Twine is bringing this concept into practice through its AI Digital Employees, which assist security teams with tangible, on-the-job support.

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The research explores how agentic AI can strengthen cybersecurity practices in response to new and evolving threats, positioning it as a transformative force for the industry.

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