Meetup

Isovalent Security Roadmap Session

Sunborn London

About this session

When AI threats outpace security teams, eBPF comes to the rescue. Wonder how? Join James Black, the Sr Director for our security products, for an exclusive session to learn more about how eBPF enables different technologies to mitigate AI risks.

As always, this starts with how much data you can extract, but also how those data are processed and made searchable. And once you know the risks, you need to contain AI and shield your vulnerable services until the patch arrives. And with eBPF, this becomes possible.

  • Kubernetes Runtime Security. See the network and runtime identity context missing from out-of-the-box Kubernetes deployments.
  • Multicloud Workload Runtime Security with Splunk. Look across global infrastructure by correlating context-rich data from Isovalent, all inside Splunk's leading SIEM.
  • Defending the infrastructure against AI threats. Bring eBPF and AI together, making infrastructure more resilient.

Agenda

11:30 Check-in & warm buffet lunch

12:15 Isovalent AI Security and how this embeds in the newest Isovalent Platform release

13:00 Q&A and discussion

13:10 Networking

13:30 End program

Spots are limited, so please be sure to RSVP early.

Join James Black, Sr. Director of Product within Cisco’s Security Business Group, for an exclusive session covering the latest innovations in security. Enjoy a delicious lunch while hearing insights into our security vision and roadmap.

  • James Black, Senior Director Product Management

    James Black is a Senior Director within Cisco’s Security Business Group, where he directs product strategy across Isovalent’s observability, runtime security, and Live Protect portfolios. Before joining Cisco, James was a Group Product Manager at Google, responsible for launching the AI infrastructure that powers Gemini Personal Intelligence, and helping grow Chronicle/Cloud Security Operations from incubation to more than $1B in ARR. He is a former management consultant who led new cybersecurity product development at EY. As a Staff Sergeant and Paratrooper in the U.S. Army, James architected strategic influence campaigns and enjoyed falling out of perfectly good aircraft.

December 9, 2026