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Cisco and Splunk Unveil Agentic SOC and On-Premises AI New Features

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Expanded NVIDIA and AWS Partnership, Real-Time AI Token Spending Tracking with Tokenomics
 
As AI agent adoption within enterprises expands, the core barrier to implementation is shifting from performance to 'trust.' Through new Splunk platform features, Cisco supports AI execution, defense, and observability in on-premises environments while strengthening automation capabilities for implementing Agentic Security Operations Centers (SOC).
 
Cisco unveiled new Splunk features at its annual conference '.conf26' on the 16th.

The focus is on expanding partnerships with NVIDIA and AWS to enable secure AI operations anywhere machine data exists.

Gito Patel, Cisco president and chief product officer (CPO), stated, "By running Splunk AI on the infrastructure customers already trust, they can gain confidence and control while accelerating AI adoption."
 
For customers who find it difficult to migrate sensitive data to the cloud, Cisco is expanding its partnership with NVIDIA to provide self-managed AI in on-premises, private cloud, and air-gapped environments for Splunk Enterprise customers.

The 'Cisco AI POD for Splunk' combines pre-validated AI runtime software, Cisco infrastructure, NVIDIA accelerated computing, and Kubernetes-based architecture, currently available.

Partner companies including Accenture, bitsIO, Wipro, and World Wide Technology support deployment.
 
The 'Agent Launchpad' is scheduled to launch in the second half of this year.

According to Cisco, this feature helps teams operating Splunk in their own data centers build agent-based investigations and custom agents, supporting Agentic SOC implementation.

Supported models include the Cisco Deep Time Series Model, Google Gemma 4, and OpenAI GPT-OSS 20B, with NVIDIA Nemotron open models to be added within the coming months.
 
In response to the challenge of AI agents accumulating costs in unpredictable ways, Cisco has added the Tokenomics feature to 'Splunk Agent Observability.'

This feature tracks token spending in real-time and analyzes root causes when using coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor.

By leveraging Cisco's Deep Time Series Model to forecast consumption patterns, organizations can identify spending trends before the billing period ends.
 
Splunk Agent Observability was initially launched as an on-premises product but is now available in Splunk Observability Cloud and Cisco Cloud Control.

In the Agentic SOC domain, dedicated agent capabilities handling detection engineering, proactive threat detection, autonomous investigation, coordinated response, and policy governance expand the 'Splunk Agentic SOC Workforce.'

Cisco stated it is pursuing joint product development with AWS through multi-year agreements to advance Agentic SOC capabilities.
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