GigaOm Radar for DNS Security
DNS is at the heart of every internet connection request, which makes securing it crucial to stronger user security. Securing the DNS layer means blocking malicious domains and IP addresses …
Cisco Cyber Threat Trends Report: From Trojan Takeovers to Ransomware Roulette
You can’t protect against what you can’t see. Cisco resolves billions of DNS requests every day and with every connection to website or application, we gain insight into threats being …
SANS Whitepaper: Securely Moving to the (Government) Cloud
The cloud has changed infrastructure for federal, state, and local government agencies. There are many regulatory requirements and considerations to navigate, and a secure implementation requires careful planning. This SANS …
U.S. FTC Safeguards Rule
The Safeguards Rule requires mitigation of “reasonably foreseeable internal and external risks” – in other words, protection against data breaches, data leakage, phishing, and ransomware. Cisco Umbrella supports a robust …
Phishing for Dummies eBook
Protecting yourself and your business from phishing attacks can be a daunting task. While it’s impossible to eliminate all risk, there are steps you can take to reduce the odds …
5 Reasons to Bolster Cybersecurity for Manufacturing
Protect manufacturing industry data for critical business functions, customers, and suppliers to improve plant-wide productivity, preserve uptime, and maintain regulatory compliance with Cisco Duo.
5 Reasons to Bolster Cybersecurity for Banking & Finance
Protect financial industry data against identity-based threats, stay in compliance, and safeguard sensitive data with Cisco Duo.
The 2024 Duo Trusted Access Report
Duo’s annual report complied data from 16 billion authentications to bring you eight key findings for navigating complexity of today’s security landscape.
Zero Trust – Simplified
Discover seamless, customizable, secure access management with Cisco Duo and Microsoft.
How Attackers Steal Credentials to Gain Stealthy Access to Your Organization
You’ve no doubt heard the phrase, “Attackers don’t hack anyone these days. They log on.” By obtaining (or stealing) valid user account details, an attacker can gain access to a …
