threat detection

Accessing Secure Client Cloud Management after the SecureX EoL

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Accessing Secure Client Cloud Management after the SecureX EoL

With the SecureX End of Life (EoL) quickly approaching on July 31, 2024, we want to ensure you have accurate information on how you will be able to continue accessing Cisco Secure Client Cloud Management capabilities. Client Management capabilities are not going away as part of the SecureX EOL, the functionality is simply migrating to the Cisco Security Cloud Control service. Cisco Secure Client is our security endpoint agent which contains many capabilities you may…

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Product spotlight on risk and threat monitoring

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Product spotlight on risk and threat monitoring

With rapidly-evolving threats and staffing shortages, it’s becoming harder for security leaders to monitor their organizations for potential threats. Security magazine highlights a few products that help keep critical systems safe from attack. CROWDSTRIKE Proactively Searches for Threats Falcon Adversary OverWatch is a 24/7 threat hunting service that spans endpoint, identity and cloud to disrupt adversaries. The software is powered by threat intelligence and artificial intelligence (AI). The software is designed to help analysts locate threats and…

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XDR means so much more than some may realize

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XDR means so much more than some may realize

Extended Detection and Response (XDR) is an emerging security category with a lot of hype, and a lot of differing opinions on what outcomes it will deliver. New market categories emerge when there are inherent, unmet needs, which cannot be achieved with the existing technology or toolsets. At Cisco, we believe XDR must solve real-world problems in the SOC, many of which have plagued teams for decades. It’s a new category and a new acronym…

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Strengthen Your Security Operations: MITRE ATT&CK Mapping in Cisco XDR

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Strengthen Your Security Operations: MITRE ATT&CK Mapping in Cisco XDR

In the intricate dance between cyber attackers and defenders, understanding adversary behavior is the difference between keeping up with sophisticated attacks or falling behind the evolving threat landscape. For security teams, this often feels like trying to navigate a maze blindfolded since adversaries typically have greater insights into defender strategies than defenders have into adversarial attacks. This lack of visibility can lead to reactive cybersecurity with ineffective security operations, poor incident response, and a weak…

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Accessing Secure Client Cloud Management after the SecureX EoL

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Accessing Secure Client Cloud Management after the SecureX EoL

With the SecureX End of Life (EoL) quickly approaching on July 31, 2024, we want to ensure you have accurate information on how you will be able to continue accessing Cisco Secure Client Cloud Management capabilities. Client Management capabilities are not going away as part of the SecureX EOL, the functionality is simply migrating to the Cisco Security Cloud Control service. Cisco Secure Client is our security endpoint agent which contains many capabilities you may…

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Empowering Cybersecurity with AI: The Future of Cisco XDR

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Empowering Cybersecurity with AI: The Future of Cisco XDR

In 2007, there was a study from the University of Maryland proving that internet-connected systems were attacked every 39 seconds on average. Today, that number has grown more than 60%. Cisco sees 64 attempts to connect to ransomware infrastructure every second. The world is becoming digitized, and hybrid, which creates an environment that criminals target with increasing sophistication. It’s too much for human-scale, and so a hybrid world requires a hybrid approach that sits between…

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Microsoft’s Security Copilot Enters General Availability

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Microsoft’s Security Copilot Enters General Availability

Microsoft Security Copilot, also referred to as Copilot for Security, will be in general availability starting April 1, the company announced today. Microsoft revealed that pricing for Security Copilot will start at $4/hr, calculated based on usage. At a press briefing on March 7 at the Microsoft Experience Center in New York (Figure A), we saw how Microsoft positions Security Copilot as a way for security personnel to get real-time assistance with their work and…

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To win against cyber attackers at Super Bowl LVIII, the NFL turns to Cisco XDR

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To win against cyber attackers at Super Bowl LVIII, the NFL turns to Cisco XDR

On Sunday, February 11, over 160 million viewers from around the globe watched Super Bowl LVIII, making it one of the most viewed annual sporting events. It is also a good bet that a record number of bad actors were focused on the contest, not for The Big Game itself, but rather for the goal of implementing a successful cyberattack. A report by the National Cyber Security Centre, The Cyber Threats to Sports Organisations, stated…

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Agniane Stealer: Information stealer targeting cryptocurrency users

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Agniane Stealer: Information stealer targeting cryptocurrency users

The Agniane Stealer is an information-stealing malware mainly targeting the cryptocurrency wallets of its victims. It gained popularity on the internet starting in August 2023. Recently, we have observed a distinct campaign spreading it across our telemetry. Our recent study has led to the successful identification and detailed analysis of a previously unrecognized network URL pattern. Our researchers have recently uncovered more information on the malware’s methods for file collection and the intricacies of its…

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Report: AI cybersecurity market projected to exceed $133 billion

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Report: AI cybersecurity market projected to exceed 3 billion

A report by Techopedia has provided insights into the influence of AI on the cybersecurity industry. Key findings of the report include the projected value of the AI cybersecurity market, the expenses and savings associated with using AI to identify data breaches, and opinions on AI from cybersecurity professionals.  The report estimates that the value of the global AI cybersecurity market is expected to surpass $133 billion from 2023 to 2030. AI has strengthened cybersecurity…

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