Cisco Zero Trust

Attending Cisco Live for the first time as an employee gave me a new perspective. This blog summarizes my main takeaways from this years virtual event.

Discover Cisco’s vision for Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) and how it can radically simplify your security in this blog by Gee Rittenhouse and James Mobley.

Working to stay ahead of bad actors and keep our costumers secure is our priority, that's why we’re exploring a safer way to publicly advertise private services within an organization. It’s a concept we’re calling Auth-DoH.

This blog supports our ATT&CK thought leadership material by focusing on our application and workload security story, including how we at Cisco protect our own software.

#HealthcareNow takes on- and off-site network security seriously. Join us for a three-part series exploring best practices for securing networks and data through clinical zero trust.

Zero-Trust means a lot of different things to a lot of different people but we can all agree that zero-trust means exactly that! We will focus on a use case to define an approach we can take to determine the capabilities required to achieve zero-trust.

In light of the pandemic, federal government agencies had to redesign how they enable connectivity, provide secure access, and protect security for users around the country and all over the world. Government organizations have made great strides towards adopting new principles that support modernization and evolve toward policies that are rooted in foundations of zero-trust.

While we can hopefully assume that this year will bring more stability, there will always be some level of uncertainty. Learn how to maintain effective security even during challenging times.

It's easy to overlook essential suppliers, partners, and service providers as possible pathways for cyberattacks. But the shocking cyberattack discovered in December shined a bright light on supply chain vulnerabilities, showing how trust can be exploited.