To help AWS customers, Cisco—a market leader in security—has built a security architecture around four key pillars: visibility, segmentation, threat protection, and identify and access management.
Cisco Business Critical Services (BCS 3.0), coupled with partner services and capabilities, is exactly what customers need to ensure network resilience and continuity. The following use cases are examples of how Cisco and our partners can meet those
I don’t know about you but working from home full-time has been quite the adjustment. Yet we’ve settled into a new reality—where classes, work meetings, doctor’s visits, and happy hours are all virtual. But what are the security implications of our
For 2020, 22 Cisco leaders were named to the CRN’s Women of the Channel list. This list recognizes women leaders for their influence, extraordinary expertise and vision within the channel. Cisco is well represented this year, so join Karine Elsen in
Cisco and IBM continue to invest in developing and marketing innovative offerings that leverage our core strengths and enable our ongoing delivery of value. Today, this alliance is multidimensional and covers a variety of technologies, such
Since the announcement that Google Cloud Next ‘20 has been rescheduled as a digital event, I realized it’s a great time to reflect on the joint innovation that the two companies are bringing to our mutual customers.
Security administrators are already overwhelmed with the sheer number of tools that they have. Organizations are moving to vendor consolidation, but still deploy many tools. At Cisco, we’ve intentionally designed, developed and acquired security