Category: Security

Webinar: Cisco Email Security: Deliver secure email to anyone, anywhere, on any device. March 24, 2016 @ 12pm EST

You and your employees click the Send button hundreds of times a day. With the potential for revenue and intellectual property losses, a damaged reputation, compliance violations, and the liability associated with breaches, email must be carefully protected more than ever. Encryption is the answer and although encryption is a complex technology, the user experience must be easy for it to be effectively used.

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Cisco Cybersecurity Pocket Guide 2015

As much as the Digital Economy and the IoE create opportunities for companies and consumers, expected
to generate $19-trillion in value to organizations over the next decade, they also create opportunities for hackers and cybercriminals. With an expanded attack surface represented by the IoE, cybercriminals look to cash in on the estimated value of $450 billion to over $1 trillion of theHacker Economy.

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Webinar – You’ve Already Been Hacked. Now What? Cisco Next-Gen Security Can Help – 2/3, 1:30pm

A lot of well-known companies with big names and big security budgets have been hacked recently. But the threat exists for everyone.

Did you know that over 41% of targeted aBacks last year were against organizaDons with fewer than 500 employees? Or that in Cisco’s most recent annual security report, 100% of corporate
networks examined had malicious traffic on them?

Chances are that you’ve already been hacked – you just don’t know it yet.

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Cisco 2016 Annual Security Report

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Cisco 2016 Annual Security Report is now Available

January 19, 2016
Internal
Cisco just released the Cisco 2016 Annual Security Report (ASR). The report, which presents new threat intelligence and trend analysis, highlights advances by the security industry and by criminals in 2015.

The 2016 ASR discusses how to strengthen defenses to increase resilience to attacks, and reveals how security professionals assess the state of security preparedness in their organizations.

Report highlights include:
· How industry efforts have crippled major attacks
· Shifts in tactics by cybercriminals to make money
· Expert insights into top vulnerabilities
· How adaptive, integrated solutions can quicken time-to-detection
· An update on the state of enterprise security preparedness

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Cisco Next Generation IPS (NGIPS) is #1 in the Gartner Magic Quadrant

Highlights
Gartner:
-Deems Cisco's acquisition and integration of Sourcefire a success, both at the product and security research team levels
-Recognizes the breadth of Cisco IPS availability — NGFW, stand-alone, virtualized, in Cisco Routers, and UTMs (Meraki)
-Cites as a strength the availability of the tightly integrated Cisco AMP products, stating that Cisco is “competing well against stand alone and established advanced persistent threat (APT) solution vendors.”
-Reports some clients referring to a performance impact when also enabling AMP —> this reinforces the need to inform customers and partners regarding sizing considerations.
-Cautions that legacy Cisco IPS requires a different management console than Cisco NGIPS, but also in the caution highlights the progress Cisco is making regarding unified management.

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Webinar – Intro to OpenDNS: Protection on Any Device, Port or Protocol – 10/22 – 1-2:15

Cisco recently acquired OpenDNS, the leading provider of DNS services.

Join us to learn about how OpenDNS enables the world to connect to the Internet with confidence on any device, from anywhere at any time. Become familiar with its method of applying statistical models to real- time and historical DNS data to predict malicious domains that could be used for future attacks as well as how it provides protection without hardware to install or software to maintain.

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