According to a corporate news release, the software, named HyperShield, employs artificial intelligence (AI) to safeguard apps, devices, and data across public and private data centres, clouds, and physical locations.
HyperShield is the company’s second acquisition after purchasing cybersecurity startup Splunk for $28 billion last year. Splunk competes with companies such as DataDog, Elastic, SolarWinds, and Dynatrace. With its introduction, Cisco and Nvidia will be able to manage and secure AI infrastructure together even more.
