Cisco Cloud Security

Cisco Stealthwatch Cloud helps protect your AWS workloads with adequate visibility, rapid (and effective) threat detection, with easy-to-manage cloud security stack, and more.

Today Cisco is proud to announce 57 new technology integrations and 23 net-new vendor partners joining CSTA across all facets of security.

Although the cryptocurrency market may have lost ~70% of market cap from a high of $835B, it hasn’t stopped malicious actors, ravenous for the next bull run, from mining cryptocurrency....

Businesses absolutely love serverless computing because of the reduced IT administrative burden, but delegation of control to the service provider also delegates the detection, mitigation, and remediation of threats.

One of the pillars of Cisco’s multicloud strategy is Cloud Protect, which includes two key solutions that protect devices and data, as well as help steer users away from malicious destinations.

Whether it is misconfigured cloud assets, phishing, or malware, protecting your public cloud workloads from threats is a challenge with expensive consequences.

Cisco Stealthwatch Cloud recently launched as a fully procurable SaaS service available on AWS Marketplace. As a security service available on Amazon Web Services (AWS), Stealthwatch Cloud provides security monitoring, visualization, and automatic threat detection. Stealthwatch Cloud uses advanced modeling and machine learning techniques to identify behavior changes in AWS provisioned entities. Stealthwatch Cloud learns […]

More than ever before, cybercrooks are now targeting medium and small businesses. It’s not just the blue chip companies or governments that are under fire. It’s now startups and small businesses of all stripes – retail shops, leisure activity businesses, hotels, health clinics, and even colleges are getting hammered by cybercriminals. And it’s pushing many […]

A recent IDC FutureScape on the future of the cloud market forecasts that 65 percent of organizations’ IT assets will be offsite, in co-located, hosting and cloud data centers by 2018. One-third of IT staff will be working at third-party service providers.