NFL Teams Up with Cisco to Secure Super Bowl LVI
In security, preparedness is often the name of the game. That’s why the NFL teamed up with Cisco to secure its Super Bowl LVI network infrastructure.
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How Exploit Intel Makes You Less Vulnerable
Kenna and the Cyentia Institute's latest research indicates effective risk-based prioritization and risk reduction hinges on exploit intel.
How Well-integrated Tech Can Boost Your Organization’s Security
With security teams stretched thin and ever-evolving threats looming, having a well-integrated #security tech stack is a critical step for increasing efficiency and accuracy. But where does your journey towards integration begin? Learn more in Part 2
EXPLORE Security 2022: A Behind the Scenes Look with Cisco at the Security Startup World
Our CISO Advisor team is partnering with Cisco Investments to host EXPLORE Security 2022 on February 23rd, and a chance to meet the companies.
There is no substitute for a CISO…or is there?
When CISOs invest time in a Deputy, they have the ability to cover more demands of the role, while preparing their organization for the future.
How to drive a successful, proactive tech refresh
Our new #SecurityOutcomes Study, Vol. 2, found that modern, well-integrated IT contributes to overall security program success more than any other practice. Learn more in Part 1 of our #CISO blog series.
Top 5 Key Takeaways 2021 CISO Survival Guide
Use these top 5 takeaways from the 2021 CISO Survival Guide to identify relevant emerging trends in the startup space and answer the tough questions about finessing your security strategy.
Integrating Perimeter and Internal Defenses: 5 Facts That May or May Not Surprise
Integration is a key aspect of digital transformation, and in the security realm can mean the difference between an intrusion attempt and a data breach. Here are 5 realities when it comes to integrating perimeter and internal defenses.
How to Respond to Apache Log4j using Cisco Secure Analytics
Security professionals are working to assess their exposure to Apache Log4j vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228). The following guide on how to respond is here.