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AWS re:Inforce 2025: GenAI, AI agents and common sense security
AWS is a company that has multiple security offerings, but doesn't try to make money from them. Security isn't a business for AWS as much as it is a base layer for everything it does. Here's a look at AWS re:Inforce 2025 and my key takeaways.
AWS re:Inforce 2025: Takeaways from the Amazon, AWS CISOs
Amazon Web Services is using its Nova models for tailored use cases including cybersecurity. Other takeaways from a chat with Amazon and AWS chief information security offers included the combination of physical and cybersecurity and how humans and AI code differently.
AWS re:Inforce 2025: How customers are using AWS security building blocks
For Amazon Web Services customers, the continuum between security services and the rest of the cloud vendor's portfolio covering storage, data, AI and compute tends to blend together.
AWS re:Inforce 2025: SecurityHub, AI and proactive defense
AWS Chief Information Security Officer Amy Herzog said cybersecurity is becoming more about the time to act than time to detect due to the sheer scale of incidents and alerts. Hertzog pitched a more active defense approach amid emerging AI use cases.
Cisco tunes network portfolio, gear for AI agents, introduces AgenticOps
Cisco outlined a series of AI infrastructure, security products and software designed to support AI agents, hyperscale data centers and enterprises for various workloads.
Zscaler's master plan: Combine Zero Trust, data fabric and agentic AI
Zscaler has its own plans to consolidate your cybersecurity budget as it branches out from network security to securing data and agentic AI operations.
