AI Could Help Security Teams Move Faster
As organizations race to deploy artificial intelligence agents across their businesses, security leaders may need to rethink a common assumption: Security guardrails do not slow AI adoption. Instead, they make it possible.
That was a key message during a Cisco Live session featuring Cisco President and Chief Product Officer Jeetu Patel, Cisco Chief Security and Trust Officer Anthony Grieco, and OpenAI Product Security Lead Drew Hintz in Las Vegas on Wednesday.
The executives argued that organizations will trust AI agents with increasingly important tasks only if they can establish strong controls governing how those agents operate. Those controls, they said, will ultimately allow businesses to move faster with AI, rather than slower.
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