The Overlooked Risks in Supply Chain Security
Your business's security is only as strong as your supply chain. Discover the overlooked risks and expert insights.
Risk Management
Ensuring Security in M&A: An Evolution, Not Revolution
Through decades of acquisitions, Cisco has gained the expertise and experience to make M&A seamless and successful by making cybersecurity a priority throughout the integration process.
Making Merger and Acquisition Cybersecurity More Manageable
Part of the secret to Cisco’s success is its ability to acquire companies that strengthen its technology portfolio and securely integrate them into the larger organization.
Security or Innovation?
I recently bought a house, and as many homeowners know, you should never buy a house without inspecting its foundation. A bad foundation can lead to cracks, instability, and an unsafe living environment. No matter how good the rest of the house looks
Take Seriously This Sentence in the Cybersecurity Executive Order
There's a lot in the order, but one aspect of it should command your attention.
Cybersecurity for Defense: Cisco Supports the NIST Risk Management Framework
In our Cybersecurity for Defense Blog Series Kickoff, Peter Romness mentioned that we at Cisco are hard at work delivering advanced cybersecurity capabilities that support the Department of Defense Cyber Strategy. That’s certainly true, and each blog
Cisco to Expand Security Consultancy Services with Acquisition of Portcullis
There’s no question that cybersecurity is top-of-mind for Fortune 500 companies. This, compounded by a significant global security talent shortage, contributes to the burgeoning need for security companies to deliver...
Responsive Security in Action
In 2013, our internal Information Security team carried out a series of controlled anti-phishing exercises. The purpose was to raise employees' awareness of potential spear phishing attacks through emails. Spear phishing has been a common first step
Getting More Responsive Security by Learning From Disaster Responses
Editor’s Note: In the two previous blogs, we discussed some of the issues and dilemmas found within information security knowledge and practice domains. Those challenges arise fundamentally from the traditional approach that many organizations