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A user-friendly PhaaS tool beats standard methods for detecting phishing attacks by live-proxying legitimate login sites.

Unprotected cloud data sends the wrong signal at a time when the emirate's trying to attract investors and establish itself as a global financial center.

Reused passwords, a lack of network segmentation, and poor sanitization processes make the Internet of Things' attack surfaces more dangerous.

Retail AI is no longer just an idea—it’s now powering real, in-store experiences that are fast, intuitive, and responsive to shoppers’ needs. By moving intelligence to the edge, retailers can deliver conversational assistance and seamless...

Tim Coogan, SVP of Global Partner Sales, explores why Cisco Secure AI Factory with NVIDIA is the definitive partner opportunity for 2026. Learn how this modular architecture translates into a concrete business case, the role of the Cisco 360 Partner...

A year into our 40 Communities journey, the lessons are clear: listening, proximity, and focus drive real impact. Explore how insights from our work in Western North Carolina and Mumbai are guiding our ambitious vision for the future.

As artificial intelligence (AI) technology and enterprise AI adoption advance at a rapid pace, the security landscape around it is expanding faster, leaving many defenders struggling to keep up. Last … Read more on Cisco Blogs

Survey underscores the reality that scammers follow "scalable opportunities and low friction," rather than rich targets that tend to be better protected.

Large language models (LLMs) have become essential tools for organizations, with open weight models providing additional control and flexibility for customizing models to their specific use cases.… Read more on Cisco Blogs

A convincing presale site for phony "Google Coin" features an AI assistant that engages victims with a slick sales pitch, funneling payment to attackers.

CVE-2026-2329 allows unauthenticated root-level access to SMB phone infrastructure, so attackers can intercept calls, commit toll fraud, and impersonate users.

How I realized what I was taught to about threat intelligence was missing something crucial.