privacy

3 min read

Privacy is a fundamental human right and business imperative. This Privacy Week, we’ll share why privacy is mission-critical for Cisco and our customers, and how we’re balancing it for good.

3 min read

The Cisco 2021 Consumer Privacy Survey explores what individuals are doing to protect their privacy, impact of regulations, attitudes on pandemic-related data and use of personal information in Artificial Intelligence.

3 min read

The concept of random and changing MAC addresses is not brand new, but is beginning to have a real impact on how network tools operate. The idea that operating system vendors are providing users with increasing privacy by making it harder for big corporations to track them is a double edged sword. How can networking tools continue to provide critical services such as network access control, guest and BYOD services in an environment where the identifier of the endpoint, the MAC address, is no longer stable.

3 min read

Privacy and security are in constant tension. Hiding internet activity strengthens privacy—but also makes it easier for bad actors to infiltrate the network.

3 min read

The Cisco 2021 Data Privacy Benchmark Study examines privacy's role in helping organizations navigate the pandemic while exploring changes in privacy investments and benefits, the importance of privacy legislation, and emergence of privacy metrics being reported to executive management.

2 min read

Cisco listens to customers' security and privacy concerns and has refreshed its Transparency Report to answer customers’ top questions about government data demands.

4 min read

Embedding trust and resilience into critical infrastructure is a moving target. We must focus on the trustworthiness and integrity of the technology and processes that run these critical systems.

3 min read

Cisco has partnered with TRACKtech for enhancing collaboration across agencies, helping to maintain daily operations, and can help reduce recidivism.

3 min read

Many organizations are taking on cyber risk driven by current disruption and the pressure to ‘keep things going.’ We must ensure our new technology dependence is appropriately understood and managed.