- Cisco has raised concerns about the growing threats posed by generative AI, which can easily exploit outdated network equipment.
- The company emphasizes the importance of investing in modern technology to mitigate these vulnerabilities.
- As cyberattacks become more sophisticated, upgrading infrastructure is increasingly critical for businesses to safeguard their operations.
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