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AI agents won’t stay confined to trusted data centers. They’ll run everywhere. I sat down with Cisco’s Thomas Graf and Craig Connors to discuss how container networking could bring visibility and enforcement across wireless, campus, data center, firewall and Kubernetes environments, turning the network into a living security fabric. The network can’t just connect AI. It has to help secure it. 👉 Watch the full Built for Trust episode: https://hubs.li/Q04xsmHF0

Your identity strategy may know who logged in. But does it know what is acting on their behalf? AI agents don't have passwords, MFA tokens or biometrics. Yet they can initiate connections, access resources and take action across the enterprise. In the agentic era, user identity isn't enough. We need identity at the process level. I sat down with Cisco's Tom Gillis and Matt Caulfield on the Built for Trust Podcast to discuss why traditional user identity controls won't be enough on their own and what it will take to secure AI at scale. Is your identity strategy ready? Watch the full episode: https://hubs.li/Q04xsj-y0

Deploying new protections shouldn’t mean disrupting the network. Cisco’s Tom Gillis and Murali Gandluru explore how organizations can distribute protections repeatedly, predictably and at scale, giving operations teams the confidence to respond without interrupting critical infrastructure. Stop the attacks. Stop the vulnerabilities. Don’t stop the network. Watch the full Built for Trust episode

AI-accelerated vulnerabilities are exposing the risk of annual infrastructure upgrade cycles. Cisco’s Tom Gillis and Murali Gandluru explain why network operations must move toward continuous change, distributed visibility and automated protection. Watch the full Built for Trust episode.

In some software-development use cases, AI agents are delivering 10x or even 20x productivity gains. They can also take on routine, procedural work without needing a break. No wonder adoption is accelerating. But how do enterprises secure agents that have no passwords, MFA tokens or biometrics? Cisco’s Tom Gillis and Matt Caulfield examine the identity and security architecture needed for the agentic era.

AI agents can change IP addresses, switch protocols or spoof ports as they work toward a goal. That flexibility can push them beyond the boundaries of static security policies, even without malicious intent. Cisco’s Thomas Graf and Craig Connors explain why securing agentic systems requires a new approach built around workload identity and container networking. Watch the full Built for Trust episode.