CX Security

The increasing adoption of cloud and Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) is a sign of how rapidly the world of networking and security is transforming.

Securing aviation systems involves proactively identifying, assessing, and addressing potential security vulnerabilities within aviation infrastructure. The work entails simulating cyber-attacks and exploiting weaknesses within the aviation ecosystem. These include communication networks, air traffic control systems, and aircraft avionics. By emulating the techniques, tactics, and procedures (TTPs) of real-world threat actors, cybersecurity professionals can uncover hidden vulnerabilities and evaluate the resiliency of aviation systems against cyber intrusions. The findings from these tests can then be used to develop effective countermeasures, enhance security policies, and contribute to the safety of passengers, crew, and ground personnel.

As the country’s largest information and communication technology company, Saudi Telecom Company has been helping the country prepare for Saudi Vision 2030 and a 5G world. Read their story here.

Artificial Intelligence is going to have a large impact on technology and society, but it will also carry some risks. In this article, I discuss some of the ways that AI and AI powered tools can be used in an organization, the risks of these tools, and several tips to help mitigate those risks.

Security has become a C-suite topic, a business problem that requires dedicated resources to improve security resiliency. Cisco is taking a risk-based approach to tackle security problems: look at the threat, the vulnerability, the probability, and the impact of a threat (or threats) and then fortifying defenses, operations, and continuity plans accordingly.

What a week! Cisco Live EMEA flew by nearly as fast as the digital evolution we are witnessing before our eyes! It was incredible to be there in person and to see so many people on the ground in Amsterdam.

Why is it so hard to secure your endpoints? The most simplistic reason is because endpoints are in the hands of human beings who can inadvertently click on a link that introduces malware or unwittingly use an unsecure Internet connection which allows threat actors to access a corporate network.

Cisco Subject Matter Expert Zane West, Senior Director of Customer Experience Product Management, Security Services, discusses the importance of threat detection and response and how services can help SOC teams hunt, investigate, and remediate threats.

The United States healthcare industry has the highest average cost per data breach. Cisco’s Managed Detection and Response (Cisco MDR) helps monitor a hospital's network to detect threats and reduce discovery from days to hours. Hospitals can stop playing defense and go on the offense against data breaches with Cisco MDR capabilities.