John Cardani-Trollinger, SP Solution Technologist of Cisco, gave a talk on the Future Tech Stage at IBC2025 on the security challenges providers encounter in an AI-driven world, breaking down complex concepts into straightforward insights.
The session focused on the critical role of service providers in the AI era, emphasising the importance of securing and innovating their networks to protect against emerging threats. The speaker discussed various types of cyberattacks, including traditional DDoS attacks and more sophisticated threats like quantum computing vulnerabilities and advanced persistent threats (APTs).
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