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Kushagra Sharma

Kushagra Sharma is a Product Manager at Cisco working on AIOps products that help teams operate complex systems with intelligence and scale. He focuses on translating customer problems into practical, data-driven solutions at the intersection of AI, reliability, and software platforms. Passionate about clear thinking and strong product craft, Kushagra writes to share insights on technology, product strategy, and building systems that actually work in the real world.

The Comprehensive Attendee Guide for Splunk at Cisco Live 2026 Las Vegas
Platform
12 Minute Read

The Comprehensive Attendee Guide for Splunk at Cisco Live 2026 Las Vegas

Plan your AI-era resilience at Cisco Live 2026 with these Splunk sessions, demos, and networking opportunities.
Must-See Splunk Platform & Data Management Content at Cisco Live 2026
Platform
10 Minute Read

Must-See Splunk Platform & Data Management Content at Cisco Live 2026

Plan your AI-era resilience at Cisco Live 2026 with Splunk sessions, demos, and networking opportunities.
Splunk and Cisco at Red Hat Summit 2026: Turning Alerts into Action
Partners
5 Minute Read

Splunk and Cisco at Red Hat Summit 2026: Turning Alerts into Action

Splunk and Cisco are bringing the power of observability, security, and automation to Red Hat Summit 2026
Splunk Security Content for Threat Detection & Response: May 2026 Update
Security
5 Minute Read

Splunk Security Content for Threat Detection & Response: May 2026 Update

Looking for the latest Splunk security content? This page is updated quarterly with all the latest security content details.
How Agentic AI Reshapes Security Economics
Ciso Circle
5 Minute Read

How Agentic AI Reshapes Security Economics

Agentic AI is fundamentally changing the economics of security. Learn why your current SecOps strategy must evolve to counter modern AI-driven threats.
Data Center Cooling & Energy Optimization: The Ultimate Guide
Learn
6 Minute Read

Data Center Cooling & Energy Optimization: The Ultimate Guide

Because data contribute heavily to carbon emissions (thus overall climate change), they are the perfect place to optimize and reduce energy usage.