Cisco's threat defense offerings were rolled out on Amazon Web Services (AWS)

It also appears that Cisco's threat defense rollout was code-named Khalifa. Could it be some kind of "twisted reference" to the notorious terrorist Mohammed Jamal Khalifa?

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The following leaked confidential Cisco document shows that Amazon Web Services (AWS) were used for the rollout of Cisco's threat defense offerings.

It also appears that Cisco's threat defense rollout was code-named Khalifa. Could it be some kind of "twisted reference" to the notorious terrorist Mohammed Jamal Khalifa?

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