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We’re at a turning point in how workspaces are designed, how buildings operate, and how teams connect. And if there’s one constant driving that transformation—it’s video. At Cisco, we’ve seen incredible momentum in our Cisco Collaboration Devices business, and it’s easy to see why. Hybrid work is no longer an experiment. It’s the new normal. […]

This is a new era for networking, and a significant opportunity for our customers, enabling them to navigate the complexities of the future of work with confidence, simplicity, and unparalleled security. Our latests innovations represent a fundamental leap forward in how we think about, build, and operate networks

Learn how going back to college enabled Cisco’s UKI Sales and Specialist team to broaden post-graduation career opportunities for students.

Improve user experience with network assurance. ThousandEyes harnesses AI-driven intelligence to streamline troubleshooting, remediation, and closed-loop operations across owned and unowned networks.

Active mapping of artificial intelligence agents' critical systems access has been conducted by only 30% of U.S. businesses, which could increase the risk of insider security threats, TechRepublic reports.

Attacks leveraging the Microsoft Entra ID cross-tenant vulnerability nOAuth were discovered by Semperis to potentially compromise 9% of Entra ID software-as-a-service applications two years after the initial disclosure of the security issue, The Hacker News reports.

Technology platforms backed by the Cisco Foundation offer powerful examples of how innovation can protect the environment and benefit local communities.

House Select Committee on China Chair Rep. John Moolenaar, R-Mich., and committee ranking member Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi, D-Ill., have introduced the new No Adversarial AI Act that would prohibit federal agencies from using the DeepSeek large language model and other AI tools associated with the Chinese government.

Increasingly advanced cyberattacks were noted by federal judge Michael Scudder, who leads the federal court national policymaking body's Committee on Information Technology, to have continuously bombarded the U.S. court system, reports The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future.