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Cisco Security’s Shawn Yuskaitis on XDR, Specializations And Investments Into Security-Minded Partners

‘We need to make sure that Cisco is not only looked at as a strong networking company, but also the No. 1 security company on the planet. Our solutions, our investments in our partners, are all about bringing that all together and making sure that we are approaching our partners in the market in the way that they’re looking to receive security,’ Cisco’s Shawn Yuskaitis told CRN.

Cisco wants you to buy now, pay later

Cisco's new Capital Business Acceleration Program will let customers defer payment until 2024 if they buy new and used gear by July 29.

The Inside Startup: Meet Cisco’s Emerging Technologies and Incubation Group

How Cisco maintains a new sustainable startup model, producing the next generation of industry-leading technologies. “Startup” means risk. It prescribes small teams of individuals committed to an idea to make the world a better place…or to make themselves a little richer. Why not both? Regardless, new business ventures work under pressure to research, refine, and deliver an idea to the market. The alternative is shuttering for good...

RSA: Cisco launches XDR, with focus on platform-based cybersecurity

"Cisco took the stage at RSA 2023 to tout extended detection and response as key to a unified cross-domain security platform, plus new Duo MFA features. Day one of RSA 2023 set what is likely to be the week’s thematic tone at the event: Platforms with cross-domain telemetry in the service of security will be the breakthrough tech. The RSA 2023 conference is held April 24-27 in San Francisco. During a keynote speech on Monday, Cisco’s Jeetu Patel, the executive vice president and general manager of security and collaboration, and Tom Gillis, the senior vice president and general manager of security, explained how and why these platforms will advance security operations center functions. Find out why extended detection and response was at the center of Cisco’s launch activities at RSA, including the company’s announcement about its cloud-based XDR service.

Don’t Call It An Office: Cisco Aims To Draw Workers—And Customers—To New ‘Experience Centers’ With A ‘Return On Commute’

Forbes* toured the tech giant’s new Atlanta workspace-meets-product showroom, speaking with CEO Chuck Robbins about the role of offices amid hybrid work. Below are five takeaways about design, the value of data and cities’ place in the future of work. For years, Cisco Systems’ offices in Atlanta were strictly suburban. There was a sprawling 290-acre campus in Lawrenceville, Ga., nearly 30 miles north of downtown, and another office park address in the far northern suburb of Alpharetta. But last week, read more.... Cisco Systems' new experiential office and customer showroom space in the Coda building in Midtown Atlanta. Photo courtesy Cisco.

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