Today everyone wants more and more from their network: more control, more visibility, and more security. And that’s exactly what Riedel Networks intends to give its customers, including the Olympic Games and Formula 1 as well as TV broadcasters and global enterprises. With customers migrating data and applications, the communications networks provider decided to expand its product offerings to include a managed SD-WAN (software-defined networking in a wide area network) offering. Riedel Networks services some…

Cisco Blogs / Security / Threat Research / Xanthe – Docker aware miner By Vanja Svajcer and Adam Pridgen, Cisco Incident Command Attackers are constantly reinventing ways of monetizing their tools. Cisco Talos recently discovered an interesting campaign affecting Linux systems employing a multi-modular botnet with several ways to spread and a payload focused on providing financial benefits for the attacker by mining Monero online currency. The actor employs various methods to spread across the…

Welcome back to our Marketers as Leaders series with our second guest, Jim Kruger, CMO of Veeam. Jim leads a 430+ member global marketing team focused on driving software and secure data adoption. A veteran technology marketing leader with over 20 years of B2B and B2C marketing experience, Jim has a big heart and a passion for connecting with people.   That passion is reflected in Jim’s belief that customer advocacy plays a key role for…

We have created a new blog series that will focus on the people behind Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) at Cisco. Each blog in this series will highlight a different Cisco employee who works closely with CSR initiatives across the company. As a Community Impact Manager at Cisco, Ajay Gopal is dedicated to giving back, supported by the belief that businesses can be a force for good. His continued leadership reflects his convictions within Cisco’s approach to…

Every year, Cisco conducts the Security Outcomes Study (SOS), a fully anonymous survey of over 4,800 active IT, security, and privacy professionals from around the world. Questions are posed around what areas of IT each organization is prioritizing, where they are being successful, and areas of improvement. A plethora of data is collected and then Cisco publishes the annual SOS detailing the analysis. This year, Cisco took it a step further, building out not only…