Showing posts with label Cisco Secure Network Analytics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cisco Secure Network Analytics. Show all posts

Tuesday, 12 April 2022

Announcing Risk-Based Endpoint Security with Cisco Secure Endpoint and Kenna Security

With a tidal wave of vulnerabilities out there and brand-new vulnerabilities coming out daily, security teams have a lot to handle. Addressing every single vulnerability is nearly impossible and prioritizing them is no easy task either since it’s difficult to effectively focus on the small number of vulnerabilities...

Tuesday, 5 April 2022

Intelligent alert management

The challengeIn cyber security, we all know what alert fatigue is, and we know there is no silver bullet to get out of it. In our previous incarnation, our product was guilty as well. Who wants to go through 20,000 alerts one by one? And this was just...

Tuesday, 16 November 2021

Cisco Secure Cloud Insights is your Eye in the Sky

In the world of cybersecurity where information holds the keys to the kingdom, there is no shortage of data generated by numerous security tools. However, there arguably remains a lack of information. Security professionals often refer to information as ‘Actionable Intelligence’ or ‘Context’. Those engaged in the trenches...

Tuesday, 28 September 2021

Mitigating Dynamic Application Risks with Secure Firewall Application Detectors

As part of our strategy to enhance application awareness for SecOps practitioners, our new Secure Firewall Application Detectors portal, https://appid.cisco.com, provides the latest and most comprehensive application risk information available in the cybersecurity space. This advance is important because today’s applications are not static.Read More: 500-450: Implementing and Supporting...

Saturday, 26 June 2021

Complete and continuous remote worker visibility with Network Visibility Module data as a primary telemetry source

Navigating the new normalOrganizations are currently facing new challenges related to monitoring and securing their remote workforces. Many users don’t always use their VPNs while working remotely – this creates gaps in visibility that increase organizational risks. In the past, many organizations viewed these occasional gaps in visibility...