Safeguard Your Network in a Post-Quantum World
Cisco is enabling customer outcomes with stronger security through innovative quantum-safe security that helps eliminate the key distribution problem in a post-quantum world.
Cryptography
It’s Not Too Early to Start Thinking About Post-Quantum Security
In networking and communication, information security is absolutely necessary when transmitting over any untrusted medium, especially the Internet. Cisco is tracking all of the solutions in this area and will bring to market a flexible solution that
Cisco Advances Communications Security with Completion of Automated Cryptographic Validation Protocol Testing
We assume our communications are secure. But are they? Cryptography provides the foundation of secure communications, but how to know if that cryptography is correct and secure?
Thinking About a Cyber Career? Just Jump In
If you care about cyber security and you’re willing to work hard, we need you. Yes, YOU.
Reaping the Diversity Dividend
Supporting Cisco’s Women in Cyber initiative is incredibly important – to me personally and for the company. It’s all about the most important aspect of problem solving: bringing diversity of...
The Impact on Network Security Through Encrypted Protocols – QUIC
QUIC stands for Quick UDP Internet Connections, an experimental protocol designed and deployed by Google.
Collaborating with NCSU to promote lightweight crypto validation and assessment
Cryptography is very important in today’s world. Improper or maliciously altered crypto implementations have been a concern for the industry in recent years. To alleviate the risk, Cisco has been working with the industry, the National Institute of
The impact on network security through encrypted protocols – TLS 1.3
This post is the second part of my series around the impact of encrypted protocols on network security. You can find the first article about HTTP/2 here: http://blogs.cisco.com/security/the-impact-on-network-security-through-encrypted-protocols-http2
The impact on network security through encrypted protocols – HTTP/2
This is the start of a planned series of posts around the impact that new protocols are making on the way many of us deal with network security today. The protocols we have been using on the internet, mainly TCP with HTTP 1.1, have shown that they