Cisco Remote Access VPN architecture for Amazon Web Services (AWS)
This architecture covers DNS based load balancing for RAVPN connections for a single VPC (multi-az) and multi-VPC (multi-az) architecture.
NGIPS
Empowering Defenders: AMP Unity and Cisco Threat Response
Steadily, more than two thousand customers have incorporated Threat Response and AMP Unity into their daily workflows.
Protecting SugarCreek’s 24/7 Food Manufacturing Across Four States
SugarCreek Brandworthy food solutions is a growing, mid-western food manufacturer helping some of the industry’s largest and best-known companies develop innovative food solutions.
Cisco and Downer Partnership Delivers First Smart Cities Project
Cisco and Downer have an ongoing strategic Internet of Things (IoT) partnership that was recently expanded to include Smart Cities. Downer, a diversified engineering and services company headquartered in...
How is a Stateful Firewall like a Vintage Porsche?
“Dad, I love your vintage Porsche! But is it safe?” This is the conversation my 90-year old neighbor recently had with his adult children. The Porsche he inherited from his late father-in-law is a thing of beauty – sleek, classic
How to Offer Immersive, Digital Experiences While Safeguarding Your Premium Content
The shift from SDI to IP is enabling you to be more agile, operate at a lower cost, and gain the flexibility to deliver premium 4K/UHD content to subscribers on virtually any device at anytime, anywhere.
2016 – What a Year for Cisco Security
What a giant year for Cisco Security! In 2016, we pursued our effective security architecture with innovative solutions – from the network to the endpoint to the cloud. I couldn’t...
The Case for Next-Gen Intrusion Prevention to Protect Digital Business
Today’s digital economy is growing at a phenomenal rate. All modes of commerce from entertainment to finance and retail have moved on-line. You name it; there is an on-line business...
Threat-Focused NG-Firewall – Who Cares? Part 3
This is Part 3 of our blog series about NG-Firewalls. See Part 1 here. Part 3: Challenges of the Typical NGFW What good is a malicious verdict