Meltdown and Spectre
Cisco Talos is aware of three new vulnerabilities impacting Intel, AMD, Qualcomm and ARM processors used by almost all computers.
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Leading the Next Wave of Video Content with Virtual Reality Technology by Pixvana
Alongside internal AR/VR innovation projects such as Cisco Spark for VR, we will continue to partner with leading forward-thinking startups, a key to our innovation strategy.
When Satellite Video Providers Met OTT
The pay TV landscape is changing. The pace of the change, how it’s shaping the industry and understanding how TV operators are reacting to it are making things really interesting.
Incident Response: Are you ready?
We created a short eBook to help security professionals deal with“what if” scenarios by building and strengthening incident response plans, thereby identifying what to do when things go wrong.
Congratulations Damian Mulcock, New VP/GM of Cisco’s Service Provider Video Software and Solutions Group
Damian Mulcock has been promoted to Vice President and General Manager of Cisco Service Provider Video Software and Solutions (SVPSS) business.
Meltdown Proves that the Industry Needs a Better Answer for Protecting Cloud Content
Computer attacks can be launched by anyone, from different places on the network and across many layers in the software and hardware stack. The solution: end-to-end (e2e) encryption.
Bringing Programmability and NetDevOps to Barcelona for #CLEUR
It’s right around the corner… Cisco Live Europe 2018 in Barcelona, and I absolutely can’t wait! Every Cisco Live I’ve ever been to, or presented at, has been an amazing experience, but Barcelona is going to be in a league of
The Drones Have Taken Off: Our Investment in Kespry, a Leading Industrial Aerial Intelligence Platform
While drones will continue to get embedded more and more in industrial field operations, we believe that drone adoption will spread quickly to many other industries.
Five Things You Can Do to Manage Your Privacy Now
The Internet of Things – the increasingly connected world in which we live – is rapidly expanding. We love our convenient and fun devices – like personal assistants, wearables, speakers, cameras, TVs, cars, home alarm systems, toys and appliances.