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As more organizations turn to SaaS options for monitoring and managing their network security, it’s time to revise how we look at the network being “under management.”

Three ways you can start securing your applications now: Secure workloads with Cisco Secure Workload, secure access with Cisco's Duo Beyond, and monitor the performance of apps with Cisco AppDynamics.

Cisco's new Catalyst 8000 Edge Platforms, and the Catalyst Cellular Gateway, are built for SASE, Multicloud, and the WAN Edge.

Enterprise applications are quickly moving away from the data center and into the cloud. As service providers come to see this as a seismic technology shift rather than just a blip on the radar, they’re wondering how to deploy applications faster and easier while keeping them secure. AT&T recently developed a managed service offing based on our secure virtualized Software Defined–Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) solution. Secure SD-WAN makes the management and operation of a WAN much simpler. It decouples networking hardware from its control mechanism using virtualization technology, allowing companies to build better performing and secure WANs.

Cisco just introduced a project to improve SD-WAN and Kubernetes integration: Cloud-Native SD-WAN

Cisco will offer SD-WAN customers the ability to software-define multicloud interconnects from branch to cloud. We are happy to announce our first software-defined cloud interconnect collaborator: Megaport

Cisco announces intent to acquire ThousandEyes, provider of Internet intelligence. In a time when every meeting is held and document shared through connected applications, the need for ThousandEyes technology has never been so high.

IoT is enabling better retail operations today, and will open the doors to safer experiences tomorrow. Here's where digital solutions are making an impact.

Here at Cisco, we consider edge computing to mean that data is processed before it crosses any wide area network (WAN). Crossing the WAN—whether to send data to a traditional data center on-prem or in the cloud—introduces latency and incurs additional costs, both of which edge computing is intended to avoid. That being said, there […]