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What AI Security Is... and Isn't; Introducing A10 AI Firewall

What AI Security Is… and Isn't; Introducing A10 AI Firewall Artificial intelligence is rapidly expanding across the enterprise landscape, but standard security measures simply aren't keeping up. In this video, Arjoyita Roy and Product Manager Luca Labardini from A10 Networks dive deep into the unique security challenges of modern AI applications and introduce the innovative A10 AI Firewall.

What Does an AI Firewall Actually Protect Against?

What Does an AI Firewall Actually Protect Against? A10 Networks' Arjoyita Roy and Product Manager Luca Labardini discuss the robust threat coverage provided by the A10 AI Firewall. As enterprises increasingly adopt AI models, they face novel security risks that traditional firewalls cannot catch. Luca walks through the comprehensive list of defaults the system protects against, ensuring multi-layered security for organizational data.

Corelight brings unique network data into Cisco Cloud Control

Corelight, a leader in fueling the AI SOC, today announced that it is providing industry-leading data to power AI investigations of emerging threats through an integration of Corelight Open NDR into Cloud Control Studio. Cloud Control Studio is the design space within Cisco Cloud Control, Cisco’s unified platform for agentic IT operations, where customers can build AI agents and connect them to non-Cisco tools.

17 Best Cloud WAAP & WAF Software in 2026

A web application firewall is a security software that observes and filters HTTP/HTTPS traffic between a web application and the internet. While this has been available for decades, with the evolution of the threat landscape, WAFs have also added additional capabilities to protect not only web apps but also APIs against a range of attacks, including DDoS and bot attacks. So, the category has evolved and is currently called Web Application and API Protection (WAAP).

Scaling Security Further: Introducing the New High-Performance Firebox Series

When we introduced the next generation of Firebox appliances last year, the goal was to simplify security while keeping pace with increasingly distributed environments. By combining performance, integrated security services, and cloud capabilities, we created a unified approach that helped organizations and MSPs protect networks without added complexity. But as customers continue to grow, so do their demands. Modernization is no longer enough; the real challenge is scaling effectively.

Private App Access, Zero Network Change

As organizations advance toward Security Service Edge (SSE), secure access to private applications has become a practical priority. Executives rightly expect these programs to improve security while increasing agility. Yet many initiatives slow down at the same point: extending access to private applications. The work often depends on firewall exceptions, routing changes, and cross-team coordination, followed by tightly controlled maintenance windows.