Cisco, Friday, August 28th, 2026
The Patch Window Just Closed. Here's What Comes Next.
Cisco argues time-to-exploitation has gone negative and positions MSPs running the NOC to close the gap with VulnOps.
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Vol 341 · Issue 4
Cisco — Archive · Vol 341 Issue 4
9 articles that week
Cisco, Friday, August 28th, 2026
From Isolated Agents to Collective Intelligence: Why A2A Is the Protocol the Agentic SOC Has Been Waiting For
Cisco argues the agentic SOC needs both MCP and A2A, as vertical and horizontal layers of multi-agent security operations.
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JavaScript Obfuscation: From Party Trick to Phishing Kit
Cisco Talos covers what JavaScript obfuscation is, why researchers reverse it, and several approaches to the problem.
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Cisco, Thursday, August 27th, 2026
MyAgent and the Rise of Ambient Intelligence: Cisco's Next Step in Enterprise AI
Cisco's MyAgent moves enterprise AI past chat toward ambient intelligence with persistent context that turns intent into action.
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Cisco Security Certification Updates: Your Questions Answered
Cisco answers the ten most common questions about its security certification changes, including timing and VPN content moves.
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More Than Rack-Scale Compute: Operationalizing AI at Scale
Cisco describes a pre-validated approach to rack-scale AI infrastructure aimed at shortening the path to production.
more → Cisco, Thursday, August 27th, 2026
New Cisco Secure AI Factory With NVIDIA: Built for Rack-Scale Era
Cisco expands its Secure AI Factory with NVIDIA, adding compute and networking options for rack-scale AI deployments.
more → Cisco, Wednesday, August 26th, 2026
Choose Your Fighter: Balancing Competing Requirements to Select Models for Your AI SOC
Cisco Talos walks through the trade-offs in picking a model for SOC and DFIR work.
more → Cisco, Tuesday, August 25th, 2026
The Safety Penalty: Reclaiming Operational Sovereignty in the Age of AI
Cisco Talos describes a 'safety penalty' where restrictive frontier models slow real-time incident response.
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