AI Agent Adoption Creates Risk as Oversight Struggles to Keep Pace, Splunk Finds

81% Of Indian Firms Fear AI Agent Risks, Cisco Report Finds

New Delhi, October 22, 2026: Indian businesses are struggling to keep pace with the risks and costs of AI agents, according to a new Cisco report. The Splunk State of Observability 2026 report, based on a survey of 2,050 IT operations and engineering professionals across 10 countries, found that 81% of Indian respondents were concerned […] The post 81% Of Indian Firms Fear AI Agent Risks, Cisco Report Finds first appeared on APAC Media | Latest …

Avoid the hidden costs of AI agents

Cisco’s latest Splunk State of Observability 2026: Restoring Predictability in the AI Era report exposes a significant disconnect: the urgency to deploy AI agents is rapidly outpacing the ability to monitor them. This year’s research surveyed 2 050 ITOps and engineering respondents across 10 countries. With AI costs becoming more volatile, organisations are struggling to maintain both agent quality and fiscal predictability. This year’s report h…

AI agent observability is struggling to keep up with hallucinations

Sixty-two percent of IT and engineering professionals now rely on AI agents frequently to work out why their systems broke, and more than half have no way to measure whether the agents get it right. Splunk surveyed 2,050 of them across ten countries. Source: Splunk Agents diagnose, people still ship the code Teams have been careful about where they let agents work. Finding root causes, tuning alerts, and drafting runbooks, the step-by-step guide…

AI Agent Adoption Creates Risk as Oversight Struggles to Keep Pace, Splunk Finds

Rapid adoption of agentic AI comes with potential business benefits. But if done incorrectly it also carries risks around AI activity management and… Read more →