Cisco CSR in India: Making a positive social impact – Cisco Blogs

Cisco CSR in India: Making a positive social impact – Cisco Blogs

“Powering an inclusive future for all” is Cisco’s purpose statement. I always emphasize that this is the purpose statement of the company and the CSR organization. Cisco has always been about doing good and driving impact. It’s part of our culture and woven into all we do. When India became the only country globally to mandate a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) law, we saw great opportunity. Section 135 of the Companies Act of 2013 prescribed…

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Managing Quality of Experience for Work-from-Anywhere Employees with SD-WAN and ZTNA

Managing Quality of Experience for Work-from-Anywhere Employees with SD-WAN and ZTNA

Just over a year ago, organizations were grappling with transitioning their traditional workforce to a work-from-home model. This included moving critical resources to the cloud, ensuring every employee had access to essential business applications, and securing communications between the home office and the corporate network. But today, most of those same organizations are undergoing another shift. But instead of returning to the traditional pre-pandemic work model, they are looking to accommodate a new work-from-anywhere (WFA)…

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McAfee Security Alert: Protect Your Smart Cameras and Wi-Fi Baby Monitors

McAfee Security Alert: Protect Your Smart Cameras and Wi-Fi Baby Monitors

An important alert for anyone who uses smart cameras, Wi-Fi baby monitors, and other connected  devices that send audio or video over the internet: a recent security advisory indicates millions of these devices may be at risk of remote monitoring or attack.  The root of the concern is an apparent vulnerability in the Software Development Kit (“SDK”) used with the ThroughTek Kalay network. Millions of smart devices use Kalay and its protocols to communicate over the internet.  As mentioned in the security advisory, an attacker could exploit the apparent vulnerability to intercept audio and video signals sent to…

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McAfee Security Alert: Protect Your Smart Cameras and Wi-Fi Baby Monitors

McAfee Security Alert: Protect Your Smart Cameras and Wi-Fi Baby Monitors

An important alert for anyone who uses smart cameras, Wi-Fi baby monitors, and other connected  devices that send audio or video over the internet: a recent security advisory indicates millions of these devices may be at risk of remote monitoring or attack.  The root of the concern is an apparent vulnerability in the Software Development Kit (“SDK”) used with the ThroughTek Kalay network. Millions of smart devices use Kalay and its protocols to communicate over the internet.  As mentioned in the security advisory, an attacker could exploit the apparent vulnerability to intercept audio and video signals sent to…

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McAfee Security Alert: Protect Your Smart Cameras and Wi-Fi Baby Monitors

McAfee Security Alert: Protect Your Smart Cameras and Wi-Fi Baby Monitors

An important alert for anyone who uses smart cameras, Wi-Fi baby monitors, and other connected  devices that send audio or video over the internet: a recent security advisory indicates millions of these devices may be at risk of remote monitoring or attack.  The root of the concern is an apparent vulnerability in the Software Development Kit (“SDK”) used with the ThroughTek Kalay network. Millions of smart devices use Kalay and its protocols to communicate over the internet.  As mentioned in the security advisory, an attacker could exploit the apparent vulnerability to intercept audio and video signals sent to…

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McAfee Security Alert: Protect Your Smart Cameras and Wi-Fi Baby Monitors

McAfee Security Alert: Protect Your Smart Cameras and Wi-Fi Baby Monitors

An important alert for anyone who uses smart cameras, Wi-Fi baby monitors, and other connected  devices that send audio or video over the internet: a recent security advisory indicates millions of these devices may be at risk of remote monitoring or attack.  The root of the concern is an apparent vulnerability in the Software Development Kit (“SDK”) used with the ThroughTek Kalay network. Millions of smart devices use Kalay and its protocols to communicate over the internet.  As mentioned in the security advisory, an attacker could exploit the apparent vulnerability to intercept audio and video signals sent to…

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How Do I Know When I Block Something, That It’s Actually Blocked?

How Do I Know When I Block Something, That It’s Actually Blocked?

This might be a very existential question… a bit like Plato’s Allegory of the Cave. “How do I know what is reality?” Well, I have the answer for this: Cisco ThousandEyes can help with this! It might not be able to help distinguish between shadows on a wall and the real world behind it, but it can help with verifying your policy enforcement. In this blog post I will tell you all about it, and…

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Cisco Ultra Cloud Core Repels Pro Hackers – Cisco Blogs

Cisco Ultra Cloud Core Repels Pro Hackers – Cisco Blogs

Security is critical when developing new technology and that’s never going to change. Those with ill intent work 24 hours per day, seven days per week to discover vulnerabilities in servers, routers, and security devices that can be exploited. Whether it’s to release viruses or collect millions of dollars in ransomware, tech criminals will never stop committing crimes. The best we can do is protect our hardware, software, and firmware with zero trust and the…

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How Cyber Insurance Can Protect Your Business from Breach of Privacy Claims

How Cyber Insurance Can Protect Your Business from Breach of Privacy Claims

By Irena Ducic, Growth Marketer, Embroker Article text: Every company that stores and handles sensitive customer, partner, or vendor information has the responsibility to protect that data from a variety of potential attackers. If this data is stolen or its privacy compromised in any way, the company can be held liable for such incidents. These types of claims can potentially cost your company a lot of money, not just in settlements or damages, but also…

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Why it’s important to create a common language of cyber risk

Why it’s important to create a common language of cyber risk

All departments of an organization need to be on the same page where cybersecurity is concerned, and that will only happen if the terminology used is understood by all. Image: iStockphoto/anyaberkut Things work better when everyone is on the same page, and that includes the ability to discuss a topic using language that imparts the same meaning to all.  SEE: Security incident response policy (TechRepublic Premium) There’s a party game—Whisper Down the Lane, known in…

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