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Preview: Cisco Talos at Black Hat USA 2026

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Preview: Cisco Talos at Black Hat USA 2026

Cisco Talos will present research and demonstrations at Black Hat USA 2026, including lightning talks on threat actor use of AI prompts, the Warlock ransomware group, zero trust agent identity, and vulnerability discovery trends. The group will deliver a main stage keynote on securing enterprises with AI agents, plus two workshops focused on integrating AI into security operations and monitoring autonomous systems as potential insider threats. Talos threat intelligence is embedded across the Cisco security portfolio and will be showcased at booth 2633.

Why it matters: Security practitioners attending Black Hat should plan sessions on AI-driven threat hunting, agent-based insider threat detection, and vulnerability discovery acceleration to understand how to adapt their detection and response strategies as AI agents proliferate in enterprise environments.

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Preview: Cisco Talos at Black Hat USA 2026

Cisco Talos will host a series of lightning talks, a main stage keynote, and hands on workshops at Black Hat USA 2026 in Las Vegas on August 5, 2026. The keynote will explore security challenges posed by Artificial Intelligence (AI) agents and how enterprises can protect autonomous systems. In its workshops, Talos will demonstrate techniques for using AI to accelerate vulnerability discovery and to detect insider threats from autonomous agents, while Splunk will show how agents can bypass traditional alerts.

Why it matters: Security professionals attending Black Hat USA 2026 or managing Cisco/Splunk environments can learn about AI‑agent risks and get hands‑on guidance to improve detection and response.

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Preview: Cisco Talos at Black Hat USA 2026

Cisco Talos will host a series of lightning talks, a main stage keynote, and hands on workshops at Black Hat USA 2026 in Las Vegas on August 5, 2026. The keynote will explore security challenges posed by Artificial Intelligence (AI) agents and how enterprises can protect autonomous systems. In its workshops, Talos will demonstrate techniques for using AI to accelerate vulnerability discovery and to detect insider threats from autonomous agents, while Splunk will show how agents can bypass traditional alerts.

Why it matters: Security professionals attending Black Hat USA 2026 or managing Cisco/Splunk environments can learn about AI‑agent risks and get hands‑on guidance to improve detection and response.

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