Frontier Model Security with Continuous Defense - Cisco

The infrastructure that helps you scale AI must also protect you from it.
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Yesterday's harden-and-wait approach is obsolete. Today, you need continuous, machine-speed defense.
Evolve your operating model so your business runs on the most resilient infrastructure. When defense improves continuously, security becomes a compounding advantage.
Legacy infrastructure wasn't built for AI-era speed, scale, or risk. Modernize to close the gaps attackers exploit and support the AI workloads your business now runs on.
Get full visibility into every identity and connection, contain threats before they spread, and respond at machine speed.
Through Project Glasswing and Daybreak, Cisco is helping advance machine-speed vulnerability discovery and remediation.
The open-source Foundry Security Spec from Cisco gives the industry a repeatable methodology for finding vulnerabilities at scale.
Project CodeGuard helps Cisco harden systems and empowers others to do the same with secure-by-default AI coding rules.
Anthony Grieco, Chief Security and Trust Officer, Cisco
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