Securing the Agentic Future: Cisco AI Defense Integrates with Agent Control
Blog post from Galileo
The integration of Cisco AI Defense with Galileo's open-source Agent Control standard marks a significant advancement in managing AI agents as enterprises transition from experimentation to production. This partnership introduces a centralized control plane, addressing the challenge of fragmented and manual agent behavior regulation. By embedding Cisco's enterprise-grade runtime guardrails into Agent Control, developers can now implement security policies that modify or block agent actions in real-time without altering the agent code. The API-first approach of Agent Control enables seamless integration across frameworks, allowing organizations to prevent data leakage, ensure compliance, and maintain consistent security policies across all AI agents. This collaboration not only enhances the trust and security of AI deployments but also provides a scalable and flexible governance framework for businesses, promoting cross-team collaboration in policy management.
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