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Empowering enterprise AI: A unified approach by Cisco and Digital Realty Johan Gustawsson on March 23, 2026 at 3:00 pm

By combining Cisco’s leadership in networking and security with Digital Realty’s global data center platform, we provide a unified foundation that simplifies the AI lifecycle. Together, we are helping geo-distributed enterprises move faster, reduce risk, and scale their AI initiatives globally.

​[#item_full_content]  By combining Cisco’s leadership in networking and security with Digital Realty’s global data center platform, we provide a unified foundation that simplifies the AI lifecycle. Together, we are helping geo-distributed enterprises move faster, reduce risk, and scale their AI initiatives globally.  Read More Cisco Blogs 

What the Evolution of the Threat Landscape Tells Us About the Gaps in Europe’s Cyber Policy Chris Gow on March 23, 2026 at 11:55 am

This blog looks at the evolution of the threat landscape and how those shifts sit in the blind spots of European cyber policy.

​[#item_full_content]  This blog looks at the evolution of the threat landscape and how those shifts sit in the blind spots of European cyber policy.  Read More Cisco Blogs 

The Agent Trust gap: What Our Research Reveals About Agentic AI Security Ted Kietzman on March 23, 2026 at 12:00 pm

Discover why 85% of organizations are exploring agentic AI, yet only 5% are in production. Learn how to bridge the agent trust gap with robust security.

​[#item_full_content]  Discover why 85% of organizations are exploring agentic AI, yet only 5% are in production. Learn how to bridge the agent trust gap with robust security.  Read More Cisco Blogs 

Zero Trust for Agentic AI: Safeguarding your Digital Workforce Raj Chopra on March 23, 2026 at 12:00 pm

85% of enterprises are experimenting with AI agents—autonomous systems that lack judgment and disregardconsequences. Cisco announces Zero Trust for AgenticAI, integrating identity, access, and behavioral controlsto secure your adoption of AI.

​[#item_full_content]  85% of enterprises are experimenting with AI agents—autonomous systems that lack judgment and disregardconsequences. Cisco announces Zero Trust for AgenticAI, integrating identity, access, and behavioral controlsto secure your adoption of AI.  Read More Cisco Blogs 

Cisco AI Defense: Explorer Edition Brings Agentic AI Red Teaming to Builders Emile Antone on March 23, 2026 at 12:00 pm

When we launched Cisco AI Defense early last year, it marked a major milestone in our greater mission to enable secure AI adoption. It was the industry’s first comprehensive AI security solution, offering centralized visibility into AI assets, robust algorithmic red teaming for models, and runtime protections for AI applications. 

More recently, the rapid proliferation of agents has sparked significant conversation around the numerous associated risks with their deployment. Last month, we announced updates to AI Defense to combat agentic risk with capabilities like MCP scanning, agentic red teaming, and purpose-built guardrails. 

​[#item_full_content]  [[{"value":"When we launched Cisco AI Defense early last year, it marked a major milestone in our greater mission to enable secure AI adoption. It was the industry’s first comprehensive AI security solution, offering centralized visibility into AI assets, robust algorithmic red teaming for models, and runtime protections for AI applications. 

More recently, the rapid proliferation of agents has sparked significant conversation around the numerous associated risks with their deployment. Last month, we announced updates to AI Defense to combat agentic risk with capabilities like MCP scanning, agentic red teaming, and purpose-built guardrails. "}]]  Read More Cisco Blogs 

I Run OpenClaw at Home. That’s Exactly Why We Built DefenseClaw. DJ Sampath on March 23, 2026 at 12:00 pm

There's a DGX Spark sitting in my home office running OpenClaw. It's connected to my phone and my laptop through secure tunnels, and it has become, without exaggeration, the operating system for how my family runs. 

My wife and I use it to plan our kids' schedules. I built an agent skill that pulls up the school lunch menu every morning as a reminder. Another one tracks their tennis match draws. I've connected Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers through Zapier to sync my email, my calendar, and Discord. It nudges me about things I'd otherwise forget. It holds all the context I can't hold in my head. It has become my deepest thinking partner: the place where half-formed strategy ideas become real before they ever hit a slide deck. 

​[#item_full_content]  [[{"value":"There's a DGX Spark sitting in my home office running OpenClaw. It's connected to my phone and my laptop through secure tunnels, and it has become, without exaggeration, the operating system for how my family runs. 

My wife and I use it to plan our kids' schedules. I built an agent skill that pulls up the school lunch menu every morning as a reminder. Another one tracks their tennis match draws. I've connected Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers through Zapier to sync my email, my calendar, and Discord. It nudges me about things I'd otherwise forget. It holds all the context I can't hold in my head. It has become my deepest thinking partner: the place where half-formed strategy ideas become real before they ever hit a slide deck. "}]]  Read More Cisco Blogs 

Introducing the Cisco LLM Security Leaderboard: Bringing Transparency to AI Security Arjun Sambamoorthy on March 23, 2026 at 12:00 pm

Today, Cisco launched the LLM Security Leaderboard, a comprehensive resource for evaluating model risk and susceptibility to adversarial attacks. By providing transparent, adversarial evaluation signals, this leaderboard contextualizes model performance metrics against evaluations of how models handle malicious prompts, jailbreak attempts, and other manipulation strategies. The tool empowers organizations with a clear, objective understanding of model risk by mapping threats to our AI Safety and Security Framework taxonomy, and informs defense-in-depth approaches to AI deployments.  

​[#item_full_content]  Today, Cisco launched the LLM Security Leaderboard, a comprehensive resource for evaluating model risk and susceptibility to adversarial attacks. By providing transparent, adversarial evaluation signals, this leaderboard contextualizes model performance metrics against evaluations of how models handle malicious prompts, jailbreak attempts, and other manipulation strategies. The tool empowers organizations with a clear, objective understanding of model risk by mapping threats to our AI Safety and Security Framework taxonomy, and informs defense-in-depth approaches to AI deployments.    Read More Cisco Blogs 

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