Making Sense of the Security Sensor Landscape
Chris Calvert of Respond Software (now part of FireEye) outlines the challenges that reduce the efficacy of network security sensors.
Chris Calvert of Respond Software (now part of FireEye) outlines the challenges that reduce the efficacy of network security sensors.
2020 has been the year of digital disruption and the pace of change is not likely to slow down. So how can IT continue to optimize digital experience in a hyper-distributed and ever-changing world?
Identity Service Engine (ISE) 3.0 brought us dynamic visibility — the first step to continual access and authorization based on least privilege. We can now build secure network access that keeps up with users and threats to gain zero trust within the workplace.
Cisco helps organizations improve their efficiency, safety and resilience with its new all-in-one asset and facility sensor monitoring solution.
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Are Threat Response and Cisco SecureX the same thing? Read how SecureX builds on Threat Response’s core aspects to simplify your security for greater efficiency across SecOps, NetOps, and ITOps.
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According to Cisco’s 2020 CISO Benchmark Report, more than half (52%) of the respondents said that mobile devices are now extremely challenging to defend. Duo aims to solve this challenge by making it easy for organizations to enforce endpoint compliance and maintain cyber hygiene.
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When IDC consults with enterprise customers or performs worldwide surveys, security is invariably an acute concern. That’s regardless of geography, industry, and identity of respondent (executive, LoB, IT, DevOps, etc.). While the challenge of providing protection and security extends across all places in the network, the problem is especially vexing in the datacenter. There’s good reason for that, of course. The parameters of the datacenter have been redrawn by the…
Depending on your familiarity with the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) publications, part one of this blog was intended as either an introduction or a nagging reminder of the ‘Egregious Eleven’ security threats to cloud computing. It also hopefully made …
How many times has a vendor released a critical cybersecurity patch for an operating system that is in “end of life” (EOL), or the lifecycle period where the vendor no longer issues patches for bug fixes, operational improvements and cybersecurity fixe…
Network Access Control (NAC) solutions are widely deployed to secure an organization’s enterprise network from threats inside the network. Most NAC solutions work by enforcing security policies on users and devices that attempt to access on-premise resources. Digital transformation has blurred network perimeters and changed the way users work, creating numerous challenges for organizations as they strive to both simplify access and ensure security of their valuable assets on-premises and…