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Reporting from Vegas: Networking, AI, and good boys
This article is a first-person account from Cisco Live U.S. in Las Vegas covering conference observations, including the prevalence of AI infrastructure and security discussions among attendees. The author also highlights Cisco Talos' expansion of its Threat Hunting program, which uses AI-driven analysis combined with human expertise to identify advanced threats that evade traditional detection methods.
Why it matters: Security teams without dedicated threat hunting resources should evaluate Cisco Talos' new offering as adversaries increasingly use AI to bypass standard detection signatures and remain undetected in environments.
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Reporting from Vegas: Networking, AI, and good boys
A Cisco Talos threat intelligence correspondent reports from Cisco Live U.S. in Las Vegas, noting that artificial intelligence and data management at scale dominate conference discussions. Cisco Talos announced an expansion of its Threat Hunting program, which combines AI-driven telemetry analysis with human validation to proactively identify advanced adversaries that evade traditional detection mechanisms, including a recent discovery of KongTuke command-and-control infrastructure.
Why it matters: Security teams relying solely on alert-based detection may miss sophisticated intrusions designed to stay under detection thresholds; hypothesis-driven threat hunting bridges this gap for organizations lacking dedicated hunting resources.
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Reporting from Vegas: Networking, AI, and good boys
A Cisco Talos threat intelligence correspondent reports from Cisco Live U.S. in Las Vegas, noting that artificial intelligence and data management at scale dominate conference discussions. Cisco Talos announced an expansion of its Threat Hunting program, which combines AI-driven telemetry analysis with human validation to proactively identify advanced adversaries that evade traditional detection mechanisms, including a recent discovery of KongTuke command-and-control infrastructure.
Why it matters: Security teams relying solely on alert-based detection may miss sophisticated intrusions designed to stay under detection thresholds; hypothesis-driven threat hunting bridges this gap for organizations lacking dedicated hunting resources.
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