At CYBERSEC 2026, ISC2 Taipei Chair Tang Ren-Wei kept asking a brutal-but-useful question: “If AI can pass the CISSP today, where is your value?” He’s not trying to scare practitioners—he’s shifting the anxiety from “Will my job disappear?” to something sharper: “Can you still recognize your work?” AI isn’t deleting cybersecurity roles; it’s mutating the tasks. Many activities are easy to list, standardize, and score—AI can often do them faster and cleaner. Think compliance scanning, templated pentest report writing, classifying known vulnerabilities, and rule-based log audits. These are mostly “Do Things Right.” The hard part is “Do The Right Thing”: deciding which threats matter first, choosing under uncertainty, and owning the consequences of wrong calls. That responsibility can’t be outsourced to a model. Tang’s core message: capability can be replicated; responsibility can’t be transferred. Next-gen threats are accelerating via AI-driven cyber arms races, geopolitical fragmentation, and stealthy supply-chain risks. So security must evolve from pure prevention to resilience: Anticipate, Withstand, Recover, Adapt. The advantage won’t be who has AI—it’ll be who can judge, verify, and lead. #CyberSecurity #AI #CISSP #Resilience #ThreatModeling #InfosecLeadership
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