Three Ways I was Inspired by the 50 KM Egg Walkathon
Wega L. shares his experience on giving back during the Egg Walkathon in China, and what 3 things inspired him most.
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Disassembler and Runtime Analysis
This post was authored by Paul Rascagneres. Introduction In the CCleaner 64bit stage 2 previously described in our blog, we explained that the attacker modified a legitimate executable that is part of “Symantec Endpoint”. This file is named
Part 2: NetDevOps Goes Beyond Infrastructure as Code
Network configuration pipelines can be a complex maze of forks and paths that require special timing, and keys. The current network configuration pipeline needs to go, and be completely replaced in NetDevOps.
Three Key Takeaways from Cox Communications’ Customer Presentation
I recently spoke with a select group of Cox Communications’ customers. The audience consisted of CXOs in gaming, healthcare, education, and the public sector. I was impressed with the dedication and commitment they showed to urgently solving the very
#CiscoChampion Radio, S4|Ep.11: Desktop Endpoints
#CiscoChampion Radio is a podcast series by technologists for technologists. In this episode we’re talking to John Yost about Desktop Endpoints.
Money2020 – 3 ways retail banks can secure their digital future
Learn more about the future of banking technology with Cisco Financial Services at Money 2020 in Las Vegas.
Spoofed SEC Emails Distribute Evolved DNSMessenger
This post was authored by Edmund Brumaghin, Colin Grady, with contributions from Dave Maynor and @Simpo13. Executive Summary Cisco Talos previously published research into a targeted attack that leveraged an interesting infection process using DNS TXT
Security in Your DNA: Tips for Securing Your Network
Cisco Stealthwatch and Identity Services Engine (ISE) are key components required to transform your network into a sensor capable of enforcing your security policies. But how do you incorporate automation...
Part 2: NetDevOps Goes Beyond Infrastructure as Code
In NetDevOps, it is standard to have a "Continuous Development" approach to network changes. Proposed network changes are picked up by build servers which manage the progression from "Development" to "Test" and into "Production". NetDevOps will