Only 59% of organizations in the Philippines are very confident they can detect and respond to a compromised artificial intelligence (AI) agent, as cybersecurity teams face challenges in coordinating responses and accessing critical data, according to a Cisco report released on October 19.
Companies need to strengthen their data center infrastructure, cybersecurity, and internal capabilities to move artificial intelligence (AI) projects from pilot testing to large-scale deployment, according to technology firms Cisco and Trends & Technologies.
The award was presented during a recognition event held at Solaire Resort, underscoring the company’s continued role in expanding Cisco’s presence in the southern Philippines.
Cisco’s latest AI Readiness Index shows that only 12% of organizations in the Philippines — dubbed “Pacesetters” — are fully prepared to maximize artificial intelligence, compared to 13% globally.
The new Cisco 2024 AI Readiness Index has revealed that only 22% of organizations in Philippines are fully prepared to deploy and leverage AI-powered technologies, from 17% a year ago.
Banking professionals from across 13 of the leading banks in the country completed courses under the training program developed by Cisco Networking Academy.
The Cisco Konektado Strategic Emergency Response Vehicle (SERV) was able to provide Internet accessibility to the typhoon victims in Bohol and Cebu by aggregating existing cellular signals through a satellite.
