Malicious cryptomining has consistently been one of the top threats across all internet activity in 2018. Cryptominers tap into an organization’s computing power to create cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Monero …
Cloud applications enable students and staff to improve productivity, simplify collaboration and reduce on-premises IT costs. But these changes can introduce a new set of security challenges. Can you protect …
Are your users accessing the internet from many locations and devices? Are you relying on SaaS apps like Office 365, G-Suite, Box and Salesforce to improve collaboration and productivity? The …
Building on the popular Threat of the Month series, Cisco researchers looked at notable 2018 cybersecurity incidents with a fresh perspective: what do they reveal about future adversary tactics? With …
It’s no secret that the way people work has changed dramatically over the past few years. As highly distributed environments become the norm, security teams are scrambling to protect users, …
“Cisco Umbrella accomplished more for our network’s security in the first hour after its quick and easy deployment than any previous product we have deployed.” Mark Hewitt Cybersecurity Manager Staffordshire …
Get the essentials on ransomware attacks facing the healthcare industry — including how they work, why they’re so malicious, and the best way to protect your organization.
“We liked that Umbrella’s intelligent proxy would give us granular protection without the performance impact of a traditional web proxy.” – Torben Olsen, Corporate Information Security Manager, Lundbeck
Trend: Employees like to use unsanctioned apps — and don’t plan to stop. Employees at all levels are downloading popular apps to do their work faster, but their productivity gains …
Malicious cryptomining is a browser or software-based threat that enables attackers to secretly use an organization’s computing power to mine digital currency. Why should you care? Cryptomining is the fastest-growing …
