Cisco combines network data with OpenAI models for faster cyberdefense
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Cisco combines network intelligence with OpenAI models to strengthen enterprise security. Learn how it is building more adaptive defenses.
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A networking and security company is combining its network data with OpenAI's AI models to build faster defenses against cyberattacks. As attackers use AI to launch automated attacks at machine speed, defenders are adopting AI to investigate threats and respond more quickly, narrowing the gap between when vulnerabilities are discovered and when they can be patched. The partnership focuses on three security priorities: protecting systems from malicious attacks, detecting unintended behavior from autonomous agents, and operating in near real time. This approach integrates with existing security workflows rather than requiring teams to fundamentally change how they work.
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