Articles
Under Analytics
3 min read
As more organizations turn to SaaS options for monitoring and managing their network security, it’s time to revise how we look at the network being “under management.”
Secure Network Analytics (Stealthwatch): Then, Now, and Beyond
4 min read
A look back at the history and origins of Secure Network Analytics as a we explore the beginnings of the recognized industry leader in Network Detection and Response (NDR).
Defense in Diversity
2 min read
Security has favored “Defense in Depth” as the dominant strategy. As we enter the world of automated workloads at internet-scale, it is clear that “Defense in Diversity” wins over depth.
The Tactical Chameleon: Security Through Diverse Strategy
7 min read
In order to effectively combat an increasingly strategic and varied set of threats, security professionals need to take a page from Musashi Miyamoto and fighting game players.
The State of Machine Learning in 2019
7 min read
Here we are, almost four whole months into 2019 and machine learning and artificial intelligence are still hot topics in the security world. Or at least that was the impression...
The New Network as a Sensor
7 min read
Before we get into this, we need to talk about what the network as a sensor was before it was new. Conceptually, instead of having to install a bunch of...
Cryptographic Visibility: Quality Encryption at Your Fingertips
3 min read
There is only one thing more important than the right answer, and that is asking the right question. I have spent my entire career doing security analytics and all of...
Security Vigilance Never Rests: Moving to Active Threat Detection
3 min read
Not all security analytics tools are created equal. Cisco Stealthwatch collects and analyzes massive volumes of data, providing comprehensive internal visibility and protection to even the largest, most complex networks.
Cisco Threat Response with Email Security Integration: Harmonizing Your Security Products
4 min read
Those of us who have been in security for more than 20 years are very familiar with the assertion that security is a process. For me, security has always been...
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