William Nellis

How financial institutions use Cisco technologies to help meet regulatory requirements can be fundamental to the diverse technology needs seen across an IT organization's span of control. See how some capabilities within certain controllers can help solve the challenges faced within their respective domains.

There are several ways that tooling and automation can be used to satisfy FFIEC Operations' asset management requirements. Here, we cover two different approaches to managing assets: an enterprise-ready, multivendor cross-architecture solution and an example of functional code using APIs across existing Cisco controller solutions.

IT Administrators are tasked with knowing and securing all of their IT infrastructure. Any single tool needs to fit into a framework capable of managing multiple operating systems and vendor implementations. See how this can be done practically using functional, easy-to-use code that can create a single asset management table.

In the third part of the series on the FFIEC regulations read a thorough yet high level summary of the Architecture, Infrastructure, and Operations (AIO) booklet. This booklet focuses on enterprise-wide, process-oriented approaches that relate to the design of technology within the overall business structure.

The FFIEC Cybersecurity Assessment Tool and derivative can help companies' operations. We break it down to assist your IT Architects manage cybersecurity financial regulations.

Play with the Meraki API in the DevNet Sandbox. See how easy it is to programmatically control and manage all aspects of your network and create meaningful results.

Introducing a series of blogs on IT Governance in Financial Services to help financial institutions navigate the regulatory IT environment. Cisco alleviates key operational concerns by helping with regulatory IT concepts and requirements, simplifying the hardening of systems, and streamlining audits.

Check out the code on GitHub to see how you can enable webhook integration for Webex teams so that your products can send notifications into Teams just like they can into email.

See how I used the Webex teams SDK and a raspberry pi to quickly setup a webex teams bot.