The 5 dimensions of security resilience
Recent events have made security resilience even more critical. Learn how your business can embrace resilience to navigate uncertain times and emerge stronger.
Threat detection
Cisco Secure Endpoint goes Pro
Discover the new Secure Endpoint Pro, and learn how it combines all the protections of Cisco Secure Endpoint with around the clock, Cisco-delivered security operations to drastically reduce the mean time to detect and respond to threats.
Creating a Path to Successful Security Hygiene
Read the “Security Hygiene and Posture Management” eBook to learn how you can better identify cyber-risks and defense gaps to improve your overall security best practices.
Relevant and Extended Detection with SecureX, Part Four: Secure Cloud Analytics Detections
Building upon the concept of a behaviour-based detections, this piece discusses detections from Cisco Secure Cloud Analytics, when & how to promote them to SecureX as incidents, and how to leverage and extend the detections in SecureX.
Relevant and Extended Detection with SecureX, Part Three: Behaviour-Based Detections with Secure Network Analytics
Discover how to leverage Secure Network Analytics to deploy Behaviour-Based Detections, making them more relevant and actionable with Cisco SecureX.
IT Security Execs XDR Survey: ROI Proof Points
The newest Cisco Secure Pulse Survey provides cybersecurity professionals with quantitative results to show the ROI of an Extended Detection and Response (XDR) approach.
Defending Against Log4j Exploits with Cisco Secure Endpoint
Learn how Cisco Secure Endpoint can rapidly protect your environment from attackers exploiting the Log4j vulnerability with robust prevention and advanced detection and response capabilities.
SecureX Wins Again
SecureX wins again! We are happy to share that Cisco SecureX has won the top spot for CRN’s Product of the Year in the Cloud Security category.
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.