Network Break NB531: Cisco Spotlights AI, Unified Management at CLUS; Ultra Ethernet 1.0 Unveiled
Jun 16, 2025
This week, there's a critical look at a remote code execution vulnerability in the open-source Wazuh platform. Exciting announcements from Cisco Live include a unified management platform for Meraki and Catalyst gear, featuring AI tools and security advancements. The integration of quantum key distribution with data protection methods is explored, alongside investment trends in networking highlighting the push for simplified solutions. Lastly, new SASE offerings aim to bolster security for service providers in the evolving landscape.
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Wazuh Vulnerability Patch Advice
- Upgrade Wazuh desktop agents to version 4.8 or later and servers to 4.9 or 0.1 to fix severe remote code execution vulnerabilities.
- Pay close attention to security patches for open-source XDR platforms to prevent attacks exploiting improper input validation.
Cisco's Network Management Unification
- Cisco is unifying management of Meraki and Catalyst gear to simplify network operations through cloud-based Meraki dashboard.
- The bigger Cisco Cloud Console preview aims for unified network, observability, and security management across the Cisco portfolio.
Cisco's Deep Network Model LLM
- Cisco developed a specialized LLM named Deep Network Model for AI assistants trained on CCIE-level knowledge and TAC data.
- It offers about 20% better accuracy for troubleshooting and configuration than general-purpose LLMs.