Monday, September 4, 2023

SecureX: Don't Squeeze the Juice

This video explains that Cisco SecureX is already built into Cisco products and can easily be activated to provide a single-pane-of-glass view of security features and events. Please contact ACME Internet Services LLC for more information about Cisco SecureX.

Cybersecurity Budgets Aren't Untouchable

The uncertain economy has hit cruise company Carnival and logistics giant FedEx in very different ways. Their respective cybersecurity chiefs discuss what that means for their budgets.

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SASE, ZTNA and XDR: Three Security Trends Catalyzed by the Impact of 2020

This report examines whether SASE, ZTNA, and XDR will be complementary in practice to successfully ensure protection with SaaS. Please contact ACME Internet Services LLC for more information about Cisco security solutions.

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The relevance of 'big data': a booming trend due to its clear potential and use of AI

Big Data plays an important role in modern society, affecting daily experiences and habits in ways most people cannot even imagine.

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Protect against outages to stay productive

Azure Backup and Azure Site Recovery makes it simple to define policies to natively protect, monitor and manage enterprise workloads across hybrid and cloud. Check out the infographic for additional insight.

The Next Wave of Big Data Companies in the Age of ChatGPT

Just as cloud computing ushered in a raft of 'big data' solutions, generative AI is a catalyst for a new wave of data intelligence companies.

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Where to Focus Your Company's Limited Cybersecurity Budget

With the threat of recession looming, chief information security officers (CISOs) will increasingly see cybersecurity budgets constrained. So how can companies focus their limited cybersecurity investments on the controls that matter most? This article breaks cybersecurity investments into three categories: 1) controls that defend against threats in a particularly impactful way, 2) measures that validate that these controls are operating as intended and 3) capabilities that automate (1) and (2). All three of these categories will be important to consider moving forward, as business profile, attack surface complexity, and related threats change. This article discusses the elements of a good cybersecurity program, resources you can use, and how to determine the controls that will matter most for your own company.

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