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Partner Alert: April 01 Price Changes

On April 1st 2023, Cisco will implement price changes for products & services.\ \ The price changes are due to one or more of the following reasons: changing market conditions, price corrections, configuration changes, or competitive market change. Please visit your regional Cisco.com Price Announcements Page for the complete list of affected PIDs.

Cisco streamlines SD-WAN hardware and software at the edge

"Cisco is adding compute power and streamlining edge hardware and software offerings to make SD-WAN easier to deploy and manage. Taken together enhancements are aimed at helping to better handle growing distributed enterprises but also to help simplify environments—the hardware by allowing users to collapse multiple devices into one, and the software to ease configuration and management of SD-WANs. On the hardware side, Cisco is adding the 3U, Catalyst 8500-20X6C edge platform to its Catalyst 8000 Edge Platforms Family. It is an edge aggregation device built on the Cisco’s quantum-flow processor (QFP) ASIC and promises more than three times the performance over the existing high-end Catalyst 8500 Series Edge Platform, according to Archana Khetan, head of products in Cisco’s Enterprise Routing group. “With the increased power, customers can support more users and collapse the number of boxes they need to support edge applications as needed,” Khetan said."

Hybrid work, security and sustainability share centre stage at Cisco Live EMEA 2023

"Last week, communications technology company Cisco announced a plethora of new tools and capabilities in the areas of hybrid work, cloud, IoT, security, networking, sustainability and more. The technology innovations were announced at Cisco Live EMEA, the company’s annual training and education event for IT professionals in the EMEA (Europe, Middle East, Africa) region."

Connect & Protect: Umbrella/SSE Partner Offer

For partners, Cisco's newest Connect and Protect offer, for Cisco Umbrella, provides you with unprecedented discounts, incentives, and rebates to increase profitability as you accelerate your customers SSE and SASE journeys.

Cisco turns to risk-based authentication to make MFA and zero trust practical

Multifactor authentication (MFA) may be important for implementing zero trust to block unauthorized users from sensitive data, but it’s also extremely inconvenient. All too often, MFA forces trusted employees to jump through hoops with one-time passwords and passcodes before they can log in to the apps they need.  However, new risk-based authentication approaches such as those released by Cisco Duo today aim to address the inconvenience of MFA by providing a login process tailored to each individual user.

Cisco Doubles Down on Frictionless Security to Protect Hybrid Work and Multi-Cloud Environments

  • Finding the balance between usability and security is now easier than ever with the general availability of Risk-Based Authentication – giving users the access they need, secured by real-time contextual signals
  • Significant advancement in its applications strategy, Cisco introduces industry-first Business Risk Observability, an enhancement of Cisco’s Full-Stack Observability application security solution
  • While technology to secure devices is widely adopted, initial findings from Cisco’s first-ever Cybersecurity Readiness Index revealed that more progress is needed to protect identity. networks and applications

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