Streamlining Security with Cisco SecureX
In addition to making our technology easier to use through Cisco SecureX, we have updated our portfolio with a new, simplified naming architecture.
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What’s next for Cisco SecureX?
This week, we’re sharing details on some of the Cisco SecureX innovations that will further reduce complexity and increase protection for our customers.
Cisco Secure – Conquering Complexity with Simplified Security
We have simplified the names of our security products with new, descriptive monikers. They are now closely aligned with our customers’ security outcomes.
“Are we affected?” – A simple question, but quite hard to answer
Who doesn’t remember the simple questions you had as a kid, or you now get as an adult from your children: “Why is the banana crooked?” “Why is the sky blue” “Why do people get sick?” That last question is especially relevant today with the current
Securing Your Vote
As the November 3 elections loom closer, public discussion on the 2020 U.S. Presidential election is reaching its peak. In this special edition post for National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, learn why this election may not be as unprecedented as
Cisco’s New CISO – Securing the Future One Challenge at a Time
Cisco’s new CISO has taken on his role amidst unique circumstances. A responsibility this monumental requires a people person and problem solver – and that’s what we’ve gotten with Mike Hanley.
Building Security and Trust in Government
As governments look to guide their organizations and constituents through the pandemic and into an increasingly unknown future, you will need a security partner you can trust.
Breaking Down Firewalls: Your Refresh Opportunity
It’s a understatement to say the way our customers work has changed. The constant evolution of security threats, transition to the cloud, and ability to work from anywhere is driving customers to re-examine their security needs and structure.
5 strategies to help shift mindsets and secure small business data
Small and midsize businesses are becoming the focus of cyberattacks. The cost is high: as much as half a million dollars, which few businesses, small or otherwise, can afford.