#Government

Cisco is pleased to announce the promotion of Jan Niemiec to Vice-President of Cisco’s National Security and Defense Group.

Cisco thought leaders will join the senior leadership from the U.S. government and trusted industry peers to explore the most pressing security issues facing our nation at Billington CyberSecurity Summit in Washington, DC. Find out where you can join us at this event.

Webex has changed the landscape of collaboration with security and compliance innovations in data privacy, residency, and sovereignty.

Discover why 5G and Wi-Fi 6 are better together and best when integrated to help deliver mission-enabling and transformative government mission and business outcomes.

The scale and urgency of the global environmental challenge is undeniable. Getting to Net Zero emissions quickly requires harnessing every available technology, innovating at scale, and thinking creatively. Read about our Smart Zero report that describes the role of digital in meeting Net Zero targets.

During Covid-19, governments and courts discovered new and innovative ways to provide secure and reliable service to their citizens. They embraced technology and software, leaning heavily on infrastructure and hardening their security. In doing so, citizens were offered inclusive and flexible services that are also sustainable and fiscally responsible.

The network is fundamental to connect users, devices, applications, data, and services no matter where they reside—from edge to cloud; however, much of network administration has not changed meaningfully in 30 years. Why Model-Driven DevOps (MDD) for NetOps? I recently had the opportunity to speak at the Military Cyber Professionals Association’s first national conference – […]

Cisco Live 2022 will ignite creativity, deliver practical know-how, and accelerate the connections that fuel the digital future of government, education and healthcare.

A realistic and inclusive broadband planning process is key to your project's success. You'll also need a strong leader. But who should lead and what should the process look like?