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Anne Taylor
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Anne Taylor is a freelance writer and editor specializing in technology.
Why and How to Get Started with SASE
Amid today’s hyper-complex security landscape, Secure Access Secure Edge (SASE) has garnered heightened interest with CISOs.
Lessons in Security: School District Shares Pandemic Experiences
Despite a major increase in cyber threats, this Texas school district filtered and blocked threats thanks to Cisco solutions.
Defend Against Ransomware With Relationship-Driven Incident Response
A large company recently had a close call with a ransomware attack. The saga started with a malware download.
End-to-End Security Starts at the Endpoint
The massive growth in endpoints requires a baseline security strategy for cohesive visibility and unified protection.
Automated, Orchestrated, and Integrated: The Open Platform Approach
Security teams have enough on their plates without having to stitch together multiple tools for holistic visibility, context and response.
Merging NetOps, ITOps, and SecOps for Enhanced Visibility
Networking, IT, and security teams have different objectives. Here’s how to get them collaborating for rapid response to any type of incident or issue.
Network Encryption, Modern Applications Impact Security Visibility
Encrypted traffic, and today’s constantly changing application environments, make network security more challenging.
A Healthy Boost: Hospital Uses Managed Services to Bolster Security
The Brooklyn Hospital Center addresses sophisticated security threat landscape with the help of Cisco.
Strong Security Comes in Small Packages
Small and midsize businesses should lean on existing security strengths for resiliency and ongoing success.
Don’t Make This Mistake on the Journey to Passwordless Security
Enterprises are slowly shifting away from enterprise password use and over to more secure alternatives. But IT leaders must build a security strategy beyond these measures.
The Journey to SASE: Cisco Eases Security Complexity
Securing the enterprise might sometimes seem like playing tactical-action video game, where the attackers constantly level up. The security platform architecture Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) simplifies things.