Cybersecurity Risk and Strategy Insights
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When AI Agents Escape Containment: How to Secure the AI Factory
After an AI agent escaped its sandbox and reached production infrastructure, leaders from WWT, Cisco and NVIDIA explore how enterprises can contain autonomous systems, secure agent identities and build protection into the AI factory from silicon to software.
Locking the Front Door: The Physical Security Gap Hiding in Plain Sight
This post explores how physical security has evolved into a converged discipline with cybersecurity, AI and security operations. It explains why detection alone is not enough and why organizations need to connect people, processes and platforms to build a holistic security model that turns alerts into action.
Partner POV | Rethinking Data Security in the AI Era
AI's rapid data creation introduces new risks, challenging traditional security models. Instead of adding more tools, build a robust foundation with modern connectivity, metadata context, and normalized classification. Harmonize policies and shift focus from monitoring users to protecting data assets. Embrace AI for automation, freeing teams for critical judgment calls.
Partner POV | Fortinet Expands FortiEndpoint with New Capabilities for the AI Era
New innovations delivered through one agent, one console and one license help security teams safely enable AI adoption, strengthen data security, improve risk visibility and simplify operations
Navigating the Mythos Reality: 3 Questions Every Exec Must Answer About Frontier AI
Frontier AI is moving faster than traditional cyber defenses while access to models such as Mythos and Fable can change without warning. In this episode of the AI Proving Ground Podcast, WWT's Chief National Security and Critical Infrastructure Advisor Madison Horn and Field CTO Robert Geis explain why security leaders must look beyond any single model and answer three urgent questions: How do we defend at machine speed? Which tools can we trust? And who is accountable when a critical dependency changes or disappears?
Your Security Architecture Wasn't Built for This
AI agents introduce a new failure mode: systems that pass every access check but still produce unintended outcomes. This post explores why that happens and why it's an architectural issue, not a detection or tuning problem.
Mythos and the Case for a Structured Cyber Defense with Fortinet
As AI-powered cyber threats accelerate the speed and scale of attacks beyond what reactive defenses can match, World Wide Technology's Mythos 12-step framework provides organizations a structured path to proactive resilience and Fortinet's Security Fabric delivers a cohesive technology answer across every step of that framework.
Partner POV | 5 Shifts CISOs Must Make for the Frontier AI Era
In the AI-driven security landscape, context is paramount. Traditional SOCs falter against machine-speed threats, necessitating a shift to real-time contextualization. By transforming raw telemetry into structured insights, organizations can enable machine-driven decisions, ensuring rapid, accurate responses. Embrace this evolution to define security success in the AI era.
Converging Defenses: Insider Threat and Zero Trust
Both Insider Threat management and Zero Trust share a common control foundation, a common objective in the protection of critical assets and a common operating assumption that access must be explicitly granted rather than presumed. The most productive way to unite them is at the Zero Trust Protect Surface and the overlapping Control Definitions in Insider Threat management.
Cyber Threat Intelligence as a Defensive Shield
Intelligence, coordination and defensive leverage in the age of compressed exploitation.
DNS, DHCP & IP Address Management (DDI) Briefing
In a modern network architecture, the explosion of connected devices, hybrid multi-cloud workloads, remote work, and Zero Trust mandates has made core network services, DNS, DHCP, and IP Address Management more business-critical than ever. What was once treated as "plumbing" is now the foundation of network performance, security, and automation. This briefing explores how modern DDI (DNS, DHCP, and IPAM) platforms unify and automate these foundational services, strengthen your security posture, and prepare your organization for hybrid cloud, IPv6, and Zero Trust, and how WWT can guide your transformation.
Cisco Secure AI Factory with NVIDIA: Observability
This learning path delivers a structured exploration of network observability principles and monitoring architecture across enterprise environments. Through guided articles, videos, and hands-on labs, participants will develop meaningful insight around telemetry strategy, observability tool placement, and data pipeline design for the data center, cloud edge, campus, and distributed application layer.