Learn how the multitude of endpoints on enterprise networks can be categorized and secured with Cisco AI Endpoint Analytics and the role you can have in developing the future of secure endpoint technology.
We are excited to announce the availability AMP for Endpoints Premier package which includes our SecureX Threat Hunting feature. With AMP for Endpoints Premier, organizations can add an active, managed threat hunting practice to their environment.
Enabling your workforce to work securely on any endpoint, anywhere, is now more important than ever. See our customer’s thoughts on the value that AMP for Endpoints brings to their business.
According to Cisco’s 2020 CISO Benchmark Report, more than half (52%) of the respondents said that mobile devices are now extremely challenging to defend. Duo aims to solve this challenge by making it easy for organizations to enforce endpoint compliance and maintain cyber hygiene.
Organizations need the ability to establish trust in the devices connecting to resources containing sensitive information. With Duo and Cisco® Advanced Malware Protection (AMP) for Endpoints, organizations have the tools in place to effectively establish trust in users’ devices connecting to protected applications. The ability to prevent, detect and respond are key elements when considering device trust in a zero-trust security approach for the workforce.
Quick and effective deployment at scale. Robust end-user adoption. Getting these two things right is key and can dramatically reduce the time it takes you to realize the full value from your Cisco Spark Board investment.
How can you make the most of every opportunity to delight your existing client base? How do you identify new areas to expand your business? How can you improve employee engagement? These are just a few of the challenges that organizations face today. Deloitte’s Human Capital Trends 2014 survey explores “two major themes underlying this […]
The fundamental security problem that many defenders face is securing their environment in a world of continuous change. IT environments change. Threats change. But today’s threat detection technology doesn’t change. It’s stuck in time, point-in-time to be exact. Sure, detection technologies have evolved. The latest improvements include: executing files in a sandbox for detection and […]
If you've worked on a K-12 wireless network, you'll know that one of the main customer careabouts is adapting to Common Core Standards. Online testing and BYOD places even...
