Securing Cloud is Everyone’s Responsibility
Cisco and AWS demonstrate shared responsibility that identifies Security “of” the Cloud versus Security “in” the Cloud.
Cloud security
Cisco and AWS: Securing your resilience in a hybrid cloud world
Cisco Secure is furthering its partnership with AWS to drive security resilience in a hybrid world. Check out our blog to learn about our latest announcements at AWS Re:Inforce, including our new Secure Firewall innovation.
Cloud Security Resources and Guidance
Highlights risks and applicable security resources in different cloud delivery models and deployment scenarios that organizations should be aware of.
How to Speed and Secure Public Sector Cloud
Discover what’s really driving the next generation of public sector cloud architectures and how to speed and secure workload delivery.
An Open Security Ecosystem with Shared Signals is the Future of Zero Trust
Shared Signals and Events standards like CAEP and RISC enable open communication of security events between systems. The resulting interoperability will help organizations realize the Zero Trust ideal of continuously evaluating and enforcing security.
NDR unveiled as essential when complying with the Executive Order
Responding to the EO on cybersecurity? The Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) looked at the order and noted a common theme – the need for network detection and response (NDR).
Security in the Age of Cloud
In this blog, the second in a series of five, we’ll take a look at how companies in the cloud need to think about security differently. We’ll talk about what that looks like, the challenges involved and how Cisco can help.
Trust Analytics and Anti-Spoofing Protection: It’s Already in Your Network
Trust Analytics protects your organization from ransomware with AI/ML-based anti-spoofing technology by lowering a device's Trust Score when it exhibits unusual behavior typical of a rogue device attacking the network.
Simplified Security with Purpose-Built Networking for Advanced Threat Detection
"Bolting-on" protection as an afterthought leads to complexity and performance issues that can hurt the user's experience. Who better than Cisco to take this challenge head-on. Read what we are doing in our blog.