The Next Evolution of OpenClaw: DefenseClaw Cisco Newsroom: Security
Cisco’s DJ Sampath gives the scoop on DefenseClaw.More RSS Feeds: [...]
Don’t deploy OpenClaw without securing it – Try this opensource solution and hands-on lab Barry Yuan on March 31, 2026 at 10:17 pm
OpenClaw enables powerful AI agent workflows—but introduces new security risks. Learn why securing tools, MCP servers, and agent-generated code is critical, and how DefenseClaw helps protect your environment.
[#item_full_content] OpenClaw enables powerful AI agent workflows—but introduces new security risks. Learn why securing tools, MCP servers, and agent-generated code is critical, and how DefenseClaw helps protect your environment. Read More Cisco Blogs
What’s New in GovCloud: March 2026 Zscaler Product Updates Jose Arvelo Negron (Manager, Sales Engineer)
Staying up-to-date on product releases can be challenging, especially when [...]
The multimillion-dollar fabric decision: Why neoclouds need unified networks Surbhi Paul on March 31, 2026 at 3:00 pm
Neoclouds are losing high-margin inference revenue. Learn why a unified network fabric is the key to capturing the full AI lifecycle.
[#item_full_content] Neoclouds are losing high-margin inference revenue. Learn why a unified network fabric is the key to capturing the full AI lifecycle. Read More Cisco Blogs
Telefónica’s acens and Cisco: Driving the next generation of cloud-native services with Isovalent Cisco on March 31, 2026 at 3:00 pm
Telefónica’s acens is setting the standard for cloud-native service delivery, becoming the first in the group to deploy Isovalent Enterprise for Cilium to power a secure, scalable, and cloud-independent Kubernetes platform.
[#item_full_content] Telefónica’s acens is setting the standard for cloud-native service delivery, becoming the first in the group to deploy Isovalent Enterprise for Cilium to power a secure, scalable, and cloud-independent Kubernetes platform. Read More Cisco Blogs
Latest Xloader Obfuscation Methods and Network Protocol ThreatLabz (Zscaler)
Introduction Xloader is an information stealing malware family that evolved from [...]
Welcome to Cisco Bangalore: A Campus Full of Surprises! Cisco Interns on March 31, 2026 at 12:00 pm
Want to get an insider look at a Cisco campus? Come on a tour of the Cisco Bangalore offices with Technical Intern Sai S.
[#item_full_content] Want to get an insider look at a Cisco campus? Come on a tour of the Cisco Bangalore offices with Technical Intern Sai S. Read More Cisco Blogs
DefenseClaw is Live! Arjun Sambamoorthy on March 31, 2026 at 6:04 am
Last week, DJ wrote about why OpenClaw – the agent he uses to help run his family’ life needs a governance layer. He pointed to ClawHavoc, 135K exposed instances, and the growing gap between how powerful OpenClaw is and how little anyone was doing...
[#item_full_content] Last week, DJ wrote about why OpenClaw – the agent he uses to help run his family’ life needs a governance layer. He pointed to ClawHavoc, 135K exposed instances, and the growing gap between how powerful OpenClaw is and how little anyone was doing... Read More Cisco Blogs
When Buying Models Become Architecture Decisions Jeremy Foster on March 30, 2026 at 5:00 pm
The Cisco Enterprise Agreement simplifies the adoption of Nutanix by delivering operational simplicity, predictable pricing, and flexible expansion for modern infrastructure environments.
[#item_full_content] The Cisco Enterprise Agreement simplifies the adoption of Nutanix by delivering operational simplicity, predictable pricing, and flexible expansion for modern infrastructure environments. Read More Cisco Blogs
Let the AI Agent Fix the Drift Kareem Iskander on March 25, 2026 at 4:18 pm
Learn how an AI “Drift Guard” agent uses MCP-connected tools (NetBox, Meraki, Splunk) and n8n workflows to detect changes, investigate causes, and automatically remediate—all while keeping engineers in control.
[#item_full_content] Learn how an AI “Drift Guard” agent uses MCP-connected tools (NetBox, Meraki, Splunk) and n8n workflows to detect changes, investigate causes, and automatically remediate—all while keeping engineers in control. Read More Cisco Blogs
