Cisco Zero Trust
The Future of Work Part 3: Reimagine Security
The ideal security experience is an easy-to-manage platform that combines wired, wireless, and WAN connections with zero trust, authentication, and privacy protections for hybrid work.
Making it Safe: IBM and Cisco Partner to Secure Applications
Securing today’s dynamic applications requires deep visibility, automated recommendations, and efficiency at scale. IBM and Cisco partner to combat threats.
Three Questions, One Solution
Here at Cisco, we believe work is not where you go, it’s what you do. Enabling employees to have a choice in where and how they work is invaluable for any company and one in which Cisco can help.
Zero Trust framework improves workforce security and productivity, while cutting support costs
When we relied only on the password login process, approximately 80 percent of all hacks were a result of credentials/identity theft, and VPN safeguards were only used for some applications. With Zero Trust, Cisco employees save more than 410,000 VPN authentications per month, resulting in millions of productivity dollars saved per year.
Enabling Easy and Secure Access for All
Organizations are looking to embrace a Hybrid Work model to provide flexibility and access to their employees. Read how a zero trust approach offers the needed security.
Five Key Questions for a Zero Trust Security Deployment
The zero trust model offers compelling benefits for secure application access. But it also represents a significant change in security practices for both users and IT. Learn how Cisco IT answered five key questions to plan an effective deployment and adoption of zero trust.
Zero Trust and the Federal Government: Feedback for Progress
The Federal Government has published a number of guidance documents for Zero Trust. Cisco has provided comments to these drafts.
Ransomware Taxonomy: Four Scenarios Companies Should Safeguard Against
Keeping your company and customers safe should be a constant priority, especially with increasing numbers of ransomware attacks worldwide.
Simply Explained: Ransomware, Phishing, Zero Trust
Cybersecurity affects all, but the industry uses complicated terms that make it hard to understand. For example, what is phishing and how does it work?