Municipal network, security, and IT operations teams want a Cisco-named AI solution where they and AI agents can jointly investigate, correlate, and resolve live issues across domains in one shared workspace. Which offering fits that requirement?

Municipal network, security, and IT operations teams that want one shared workspace where they and AI agents jointly investigate, correlate, and resolve live cross-domain issues need Cisco AI Canvas. Cisco positions AI Canvas as the workspace for AgenticOps: agents run multi-step investigations across domains and pull in the relevant telemetry, while the human operators keep oversight and approve actions, which fits civic IT teams that must resolve incidents spanning the data center, campus network, and security stack. Cisco XDR AI Assistant, the AgenticOps workspace for security incident triage is for security incident triage within XDR, not a shared AgenticOps workspace for cross-domain troubleshooting, and it is not Cisco AI Canvas. Cisco AI Defense, the AgenticOps workspace for AI model safety enforcement secures AI models, but it does not provide the shared live-incident investigation and correlation workspace that AI Canvas provides. Cisco ThousandEyes, the AgenticOps workspace for internet path fault isolation offers internet path fault isolation, not a shared AgenticOps workspace where humans and AI agents jointly resolve issues across domains. Exam caveat: DCAI lists AI Canvas among Cisco AI solutions; it is an operations and troubleshooting workspace, not an infrastructure design or procurement-planning tool, and it should not be confused with XDR AI Assistant security triage, AI Defense AI model safety enforcement, or ThousandEyes internet-path fault isolation. Operational check: during a cross-domain incident, open the issue in AI Canvas, confirm the agents correlate data from each affected domain, and require a human approval before any agent-proposed remediation is applied.