The Future of SecOps: Autonomous Intelligence at the Google Cloud Security Innovations Forum 2026

Partners Alexey Bokov

The cybersecurity landscape has shifted. Reactive tooling is no longer sufficient to combat the unprecedented velocity of modern threat vectors. To thrive in this new era, enterprises must transition toward autonomous, agentic AI while simultaneously ensuring these powerful new AI workloads are strictly governed and secured.

Splunk (a Cisco company) is proud to announce our participation in the Google Cloud Security Innovations Forum 2026, taking place this September 29 at Google’s Sunnyvale campus. This event marks a milestone in our mission to empower security leaders with production-ready AI agents that detect, combat, and thwart threats in real time.

Redefining the SOC with Splunk Agent Observability

We are showcasing the latest evolution of our partnership with Google Cloud: Splunk Agent Observability (formerly Galileo), accelerated by the generative capabilities of Google’s Gemini models. This domain-specific AI framework with Gemini’s advanced reasoning, we are bridging the gap between complex machine data and actionable security and observability intelligence.

Key capabilities we will be demonstrating include:

"Securing and governing AI workloads is top of mind for every IT and security leader today. At .conf26, our partnership showed what is possible when we unite Splunk Observability and Security with Google Cloud. Combined with Private Service Connect and Sovereign Cloud, we are giving enterprises the trusted foundation required to scale Agentic AI securely in regulated markets and beyond."

— Aly Shivji, GVP, Global Partner Sales & Engineering, Splunk, a Cisco company

Join Us in Sunnyvale

If you are a security executive looking to secure your cloud estate with unmatched precision and speed, we invite you to join us for a front-row seat to the future of AI-driven defense.

Space is limited - Register Now to secure your spot at the forefront of the agentic AI revolution.

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