Apple + Cisco + IBM = Next Level Mobile Security
Now with IBM added to our partnership equation with Apple, mobile security with the Cisco Security Connector has never been better.
Endpoint security
Status: Verified. Cisco AMP for Endpoints Hits the Mark
Many times, when people think of the term “Next Generation Endpoint Security” they are thinking about a list of capabilities, preventative engines, detection mechanisms, and response capabilities. With so many elements,...
New Study Shows Correlating Network and Endpoint Data is Highly Manual
We recently commissioned Forrester research to survey IT security professionals to find out what their desired end state was when it came to correlating security intelligence from network and endpoint....
Evaluating Endpoint Security Platforms? Start Here.
Industry analysts have taken notice of Cisco AMP for Endpoints: 2018 was the first year multiple analyst firms requested Cisco AMP for Endpoints to participate in their reports.
How We Apply Machine Learning in Cisco Advanced Threat Solutions
There is a lot of talk lately about machine learning when it comes to cyber security. It seems like you can’t have a conversation about one without the other....
Demystifying: Next-Generation Endpoint Security
The term “next-generation” is used quite frequently across the tech industry – it’s not limited to security. Let's demystify the term and its value for endpoint security.
Cisco Security Connector Expands EMM/UEM Integrations with VMware Workspace ONE On-Premises
VMware Workspace ONE (previously known as AirWatch) has been the driving force within the mobile device management space. Their technology has changed the way businesses mobilize their workforce by providing...
Demystifying: Machine Learning in Endpoint Security
Deciding on a new endpoint security vendor is tough. From your very first search, you’ll get a lot of overused terms thrown at you – machine learning, artificial intelligence, next-generation...
Secure Your Mobile Connections with New IP Blocking Feature
When downloading an application from the App Store, do you actually check the logistics of it? For example, how is it connecting to the internet? Or an even more relatable...