The modern workforce is rapidly becoming more mobile and hyperconnected, and attackers are taking note. Exploiting multiplying devices and login-fatigued employees has become a valuable currency for threat actors, so organizations need a strong access management solution in place to ensure that only trusted users and devices have access to their networks, applications, and data. But with attackers constantly innovating and finding new ways to bypass weaker multifactor authentication (MFA) implementations, how can you authorize users and devices without putting the network at risk? Or secure resources and applications without hindering productivity? Read our buyer’s guide for answers and learn what to look for when choosing the best access management solution in today’s ever-changing world.

Duo’s annual report complied data from 16 billion authentications to bring you eight key findings for navigating complexity of today’s security landscape.

Boiled down from 16 billion Cisco Duo authentications’ worth of data to five main points, view the fast facts you need to know from the 2024 Duo Trusted Access Report.

In this webinar, you will learn:

• Why SSO and passwordless authentication benefits every organization, from small business to enterprise
• How you can set up Duo SSO and passwordless authentication in less than one hour
• New Duo SSO features, including support for multiple identity providers (ADs) and self-service password reset
• Details on the official launch of passwordless authentication support, including initial and upcoming integrations

In this webinar, you will learn:

• How passwordless authentication can benefit organizations of every size, not just enterprises
• The technical requirements for Duo’s Passwordless solution, and what use cases are (or aren’t!) supported
• What current preview customers are saying about Duo’s Passwordless solution, and tips you can use for when you try it yourself
• And of course, the answers to your burning passwordless questions

The Safeguards Rule requires mitigation of “reasonably foreseeable internal and external risks” - in other words, protection against data breaches, data leakage, phishing, and ransomware. Cisco Umbrella supports a robust set of converged cloud-native security capabilities, including DNS-layer security, to begin demonstrating compliance in as little as 24 hours. With Umbrella, you can comprehensively address both compliance and security needs with additional capabilities, like data loss prevention, cloud access security broker, remote browser isolation, malware inspection, and web security. Download the white paper to learn more.

DNS is at the heart of every internet connection request, which makes securing it crucial to stronger user security. Securing the DNS layer means blocking malicious domains and IP addresses before a remote connection is ever established. This new GigaOm Radar analyst report examines 11 of the top DNS security solutions and their capabilities across criteria like scalability, performance, total cost of ownership, and more to help cybersecurity decision-makers in evaluating and choosing the best DNS security investment for their needs. Get the report to discover why Cisco is a DNS security leader.

How can government agencies, leveraging cloud transformation and hybrid work scenarios for efficiency, engage in their digital transformation without sacrificing security? The answer is Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) – an independent review process based on security standards and controls. FedRAMP is complex, and so is cybersecurity. As per Gartner, to make educated strategic decisions on how to proceed as a security risk management leader, it’s important to understand the FedRAMP process and a few key concepts: the players, the available cloud security levels and controls, the Authority to Operate (ATO) paths, and the pros and cons. This Gartner® report lays out the key facts that security risk management (SRM) leaders need to understand FedRAMP-related cloud options.

You can’t protect against what you can’t see. Cisco resolves billions of DNS requests every day and with every connection to website or application, we gain insight into threats being staged all over the internet. From this data, we can see how bad actors use the internet to exploit vulnerabilities and identify which threats are on the rise. The Cisco Cyber Threat Trends report can help you discover the real-life threats your organization could be at risk for and how DNS-layer security and security service edge user protection helps you stop threats before a connection is made.

The cloud has changed infrastructure for federal, state, and local government agencies. There are many regulatory requirements and considerations to navigate, and a secure implementation requires careful planning. This SANS whitepaper reviews key regulations that agencies should be aware of to securely enable a cloud-first transition.

As educational institutions increasingly become targets for cybercriminals, understanding the threat landscape is more crucial than ever. This webinar delves into the evolving world of ransomware and its impact on the education sector. Join Cisco Umbrella experts as they discuss the techniques and tactics attackers are using in the education sector, and how Cisco Security for Chromebook provides a safer internet experience for students on- and off-campus with robust defense against attacks. Finally, see a demo of Umbrella’s capabilities in a Chromebook environment.