Second Harvest of Silicon Valley Tackles Rapid Rise in Food Demand
With needs skyrocketing, Second Harvest had to adapt by changing the way they deliver food and utilizing technology to ensure that the group continues to operate smoothly and safely.
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The New Era of Business Continuity – What does it mean today?
The term ‘business continuity’ has taken on a whole new meaning. It now extends beyond keeping the business running to helping your employees remain productive and secure wherever they go.
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.
A recipe for industrial security: A dash of IT, a pinch of OT, and a sprinkle of SOC
Find out the key “ingredients” for the perfect industrial security “recipe.”
Your Network Is Rapidly Expanding – How do you secure it?
Today’s security teams have to mind various areas of their infrastructure, remote users and endpoints, and applications running everywhere in order to remain secure. How do you do it all?
Skill up with the HIMSS 2020 Digital Conference
Join Cisco for the HIMSS 2020 digital conference, now through June 30th. Hear from Cisco’s healthcare experts through on-demand sessions covering today’s healthcare trends.
Cisco IoT sneak preview: what to watch for at digital Cisco Live June 16-17
At Cisco Live, you will learn about how our new innovations will enable the network to better support real-time and bandwidth-heavy use cases with the simplicity you need.
Cisco and AWS Strategic Partnership: Working to Secure Your Acceleration to the Cloud
To help AWS customers, Cisco—a market leader in security—has built a security architecture around four key pillars: visibility, segmentation, threat protection, and identify and access management.
The Reality of Working from Home: What It Means for Security Partners
I don’t know about you but working from home full-time has been quite the adjustment. Yet we’ve settled into a new reality—where classes, work meetings, doctor’s visits, and happy hours are all virtual. But what are the security implications of our