The Human-augmented autonomous SOC: A Perfect Blend of Technology and Humanity

Just after the turn of the century, IBM introduced the term, ‘autonomic IT.” At the time, IBM’s perspective was that IT applications, networks, and systems had become too complex for humans to manage, monitor, or secure. IBM presented its autonomic IT concept, with a vision of IT systems that could manage themselves with advanced capabilities for self-configuration, self-optimization, self-healing, and self-protection – a future of autonomy, efficiency, and IT harmony on the horizon.

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