Cyber Defense at Machine Speed | Cisco's Jeetu Patel
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Cisco's Jeetu Patel says AI has become a prerequisite for achieving security, and security controls and policies must be intelligent, agentic, and dynamic. OpenAI's capabilities are enabling defenders to reclaim the advantage at machine speed and scale, given that the window between vulnerability disclosure and exploitation is often as short as 8 to 9 minutes.
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