Blink CEO Gil Barak says there have been three distinct periods when it comes to security operations automation. The first required experts to code workflows, taking weeks or months to produce a single one. More recently, low code approaches let users drag and drop components into a workflow, creating the code in the background almost entirely without user input, greatly speeding up the process.
The third era has just begun with the ability to describe a workflow and have the platform build it for you. With the growing use of large language models (LLMs), the company has been able to create such a tool.
“The dream of mine since I started the company has been to get to a no code place where anyone at any skill level can build any workflows simply by typing [a description],” he said. That became a reachable goal when ChatGPT was launched at the end of last year.
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