Research files hashes during incident response
Gain intelligence about the malware, domains, and IPs used in attacks.
Cisco Umbrella Investigate includes threat intelligence about malware les from Cisco AMP Threat Grid...
451 Research – Cisco Umbrella shoots for secure internet, anywhere
Potential customers for Cisco’s recently launched Umbrella security-as-a-service offering may be attracted to it being easy, or simple, or less expensive, but most likely...
Cisco 2017 Midyear Cybersecurity Report
Discover the latest cybersecurity vulnerabilities and see how defenders are improving their ability to detect threats and prevent attacks.
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Stay ahead of attacks
Prior to launching an attack, threat actors need to pay for, build, or borrow the infrastructure needed. They set up servers, obtain or reuse IP addresses, and register domains...
Speed Up Incident Response
Incident response times lag when security teams don’t have the right context or information early in the investigation. Cisco Umbrella Investigate provides the global context...
Web Filtering with Cisco Umbrella
Manage acceptable use and compliance policies.
Manage flexible, location-aware policies with Umbrella’s 60 content categories and an unlimited number of custom block or...
Anatomy of the attacks: WannaCry ransomware and Google OAuth phishing
On May 3rd, over a million Gmail users granted a fake, but convincing, application full access to their emails and contacts. Two weeks later, a major ransomware attack spread...
Cisco Umbrella Security Report: Uncover malicious activity over all ports
Built by an Umbrella expert, the report is designed to summarize activity and provide visuals of findings within your network.
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Cisco cloud security
More applications and servers are moving to the cloud to take advantage of cost savings, scalability, and accessibility. Because of this, you’ve lost some of the visibility...
Splunk add-on for Cisco Umbrella Investigate
Many security products provide visibility into what’s happening on your own network. But how do you see what’s happening on the internet, beyond your perimeter? That’s...
