Cisco Hypershield: AI driven Security
Cisco Hypershield: AI driven Security
Cisco Hypershield is a game-changing security tool that protects modern apps and dynamic compute environments on-premises and in the cloud. It has a revolutionary distributed design that merges network and workload enforcement points under a unified management system. It offers robust and scalable protection that extends the security perimeter from traditional infrastructures to the cloud.
Cisco's senior security officials describe it as the "most consequential" security announcement in the company's four decades of operation. That's because the totally software-based offering secures apps, devices, and data across public and private data centers, clouds, and physical locations, presenting a fresh approach to cybersecurity in hyper-distributed environments as AI advances.
Some key features of Cisco Hypershield
- AI powered Security : Hypershield utilizes a unique AI engine to continuously learn about typical network traffic and workload behavior. This enables it to detect abnormal activities that might indicate an attack.
- Distributed enforcement: Security measures are implemented throughout the network, including in virtual computers, containers, and physical equipment. This means that security is enforced whenever it is necessary.
- Segmentation: Hypershield enables efficient segmentation by continuously adapting and learning, implementing very specialized controls down to regex filtering, assuring personalized security.
- Threat Response: Hypershield's ability to automatically detect and block attacks can assist prevent breaches from occurring in the first place.
- Management: Hypershield is intended to be simple to deploy and manage. It integrates with existing security products and automates security processes. It enables unified management across the network and workloads, allowing you to deploy software and policy upgrades with confidence.
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