Red Dot just recognized the Cisco Spark Board product design with its “Best of the Best” Red Dot award. What's it like to be a key part of the design team? Torkel Mellingen is happy to let you know. "To me, the award from Red Dot acknowledges that we
This blog was authored by Warren Mercer and Paul Rascagneres with contributions from Matthew Molyett. Executive Summary A few weeks ago, Talos published research on a Korean MalDoc. As we previously discussed this actor is quick to cover their tracks
NetFlow contains network traffic metadata (time, date, IP addresses, port number, etc.). Packet capture retains the packet payload, including user and application information. Together, they allow investigators to be more responsive to threat activity.
Cisconians Kevin B. and Jon-Paul P. are using their Cisco time off to volunteer by driving a tuk-tuk through India. Follow their daily adventures.
Our household is definitely “Alexa”-enabled, but behind the scenes, there’s also Apple, Logitech Harmony, Philips Hue, WeMo, Spotify, and Nest. Here’s the thing…without something to coordinate it all, what would my experience be like?
Today, Talos is publishing a glimpse into the most prevalent threats we’ve observed between March 24 and March 31. As with previous round-ups, this post isn’t meant to be an in-depth analysis. Instead, this post will summarize the threats
The Olympic Games represent the pinnacle of athleticism and excellence on the world stage like no other event. The scale of the preparation and production that goes into them is absolutely massive. That’s why providing connectivity and security to the
This post authored by Nick Biasini with contributions from Edmund Brumaghin and Alex Chiu The last time Talos discussed Sundown it was an exploit kit in transition. Several of the large exploit kits had left the landscape and a couple of strong
‘…It takes a big village…’ so to speak when it comes to bringing enterprise-class big data &
