Author: Asad Yaseen

Welcome, to Part 3 of our Cisco Application-First Security blog series! The aim of the series is to prepare you to tackle the new DevNet learning track, where you’ll learn how to secure your cloud-native applications and infrastructure using: Application segmentation Application monitoring Public cloud threat detection Multi-factor authentication In Part 1 of the blog series we introduced you to the new DevNet learning track and accompanying DevNet Sandbox, and to the docs and other…

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Unified Communication Manager Evolution Blog Series The evolution blog series focuses on the latest developments of Unified Communications Manager, what’s new in the latest versions, the best functions and features that clearly demonstrate the value of upgrading older versions, whether that’s on-premise, in the cloud with Cisco Unified Communications Manager Cloud, or a Cisco Hosted Collaboration solution. The world is changing and evolving… These blogs explore why, and so must we. If the year 2020…

If 2020 has taught us anything, it’s that the old adage is true: necessity truly is the mother of invention. It’s also shown us that when we work together, not only can we adapt, but we can overcome challenges and even achieve things we previously hadn’t thought were possible. Our partners have been the very embodiment of those ideas over the course of this year, helping in ways large and small all around the world….

I was intrigued to learn that certain coyotes and badgers team up while hunting. If the prey runs fast, the coyote takes the lead. If the prey dives underground, it’s the badger’s department. IT and OT can take note. They share a common enemy: cyberattacks targeting the industrial networks that connect Internet of Things (IoT) sensors and industrial control systems (ICS) that control valves, boilers, breakers, motors, robots and everything else that makes industrial operations…