More work needed to blunt public’s AI privacy concerns: Report
Organizations aren’t making much progress in convincing the public their data is being used responsibly in artificial intelligence applications, a new survey suggests. The report, Cisco Systems’ seventh annual data privacy benchmark study, was released Thursday in conjunction with Data Privacy Week. It includes responses from 2,600 security and privacy professionals in Australia, Brazil, China,
Plug these vulnerabilities in VMware, Cisco products
Administrators of VMware and certain devices from Cisco Systems are being warned to install patches as soon as possible to close serious vulnerabilities. Multiple vulnerabilities in VMware’s Aria Operations for Networks have been discovered, with patches issued earlier this week. Meanwhile, researchers at Rapid7 this week issued a detailed report on the vulnerabilities in the
RSA Conference 2023: Cisco getting into XDR, Blackberry revamps Cylance lineup
Cisco XDR will connect to data from its security products as well as fro
Patched holes in Cisco routers have been used by Russians for years: Report
Russian government attackers have been exploiting unpatched and badly-configured Cisco Systems routers since 2021, according to an alert from U.S. and U.K. cybersecurity agencies. The vulnerabilities, which were publicized and patched in 2017, are in the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) subsystem of Cisco’s IOS and IOS XE Software. They could allow an authenticated remote
Only 9 per cent of Canadian firms are cyber mature: Cisco report
Only 15 per cent of companies around the world would have a mature cyber readiness, according to survey
Data Privacy Week: Consumers, companies differ on privacy priorities, says study
Cisco Systems studies show organizations list legal compliance as a privacy priority, but consumers list transparency as
Remote work is worrying infosec leaders: Survey
Cisco Systems survey covered 6,700 IT and business leaders responsible for cybersecurity in 27 g
Some models of Cisco IP phones have high-severity vulnerability
Cisco says firmware fix won’t be available until
Use of multifactor authentication increasing, Cisco data shows
Organizations around the world — including in Canada — are increasingly adopting multifactor authentication (MFA) to improve their cybersecurity posture, a new report from Cisco Systems suggests. The numbers, which come from an analysis of the use of Cisco’s Duo MFA platform, show authentications through Duo were up almost 15 per cent in the U.S.
Microsoft Teams is now available on Cisco meeting room devices under a new partnership
Cisco Systems and Microsoft have announced that they are adding Microsoft’s messaging app Teams to their meeting devices, offering users an alternative to Cisco’s Webex video conferencing app. According to the companies, video conferencing users will be able to choose whether to run Cisco Webex or Microsoft Teams natively on their Cisco Meeting devices and […]
