One of the ways vulnerability researchers find bugs is with fuzzing. At a high level, fuzzing is the process of generating and mutating random inputs for a given target to crash it. In 2017, I started developing a bare metal hypervisor for the purposes of snapshot fuzzing: fuzzing small subsets of programs from a known,…
Cisco Managed Detection and Response (MDR) was designed with partners in mind. Exclusively available for partner resale, you can address the needs of your existing or new customers and achieve financial rewards and incentives. You can complement the service with your own profitable services to increase top-line profit. By delivering value, you can increase customer…
Co-author: John Milstead There’s no doubt the COVID-19 pandemic has created uncertainty. Yet businesses have been attuning and adjusting to the new normal of remote work and virtual collaboration. Some are gearing up for getting back to workspaces while adhering to new health and safety protocols such as social distancing. All in all, this…
The year 2020 has brought about changes in the way people go about their daily lives. The pandemic is reshaping society in ways that are unfamiliar and sudden. To understand what industries can expect when the pandemic slows down and also better prepare for any future crisis, they need to analyze and take measure of…
Whether you’re a poet, a painter or a product manager, it’s never easy to send the thing that you’ve been tirelessly toiling on into the world. What if the public rejects it? What if the critics lambaste it? You are proud of what you’ve done, but at the same time you’re incredibly nervous. Cisco released…
My name is Rashmi – pronounced like Rush-Me. And my name seems to fit me as I love to RUSH into new opportunities. One of which was Cisco’s Innovation Pipeline – this was a dream opportunity for me! Overall, I organized the event planning, coordinated with organizers and participants, and applied my basic instincts of…
Evaluation has always been an essential part of what we as communicators do. So when teams have come through five months of intense, unique work it’s fascinating to take a look at the outputs, outcomes and lessons learned. by Michael Carden We are starting to see some excellent pieces being written about how communications teams…
Last year was a big year for data science on GOV.UK, as we formed GOV.UK Data Labs and deployed our first machine learning model to production. This model automatically recommends content to users on the site based on which page they are on – quite similar to how you might get recommended a new show…
Today, Talos is publishing a glimpse into the most prevalent threats we’ve observed between July 31 and August 7. As with previous roundups, this post isn’t meant to be an in-depth analysis. Instead, this post will summarize the threats we’ve observed by highlighting key behavioral characteristics, indicators of compromise, and discussing how our customers are…
With stricter privacy regulations, evolving customer expectations, and growing work-from-home demands, organizations need a simple way to know, see, and manage their data. Luckily, we’ve got a few ideas. Security is all about the data. Protecting data is the reason companies invest in security infrastructure and services like threat detection, data loss prevention, strong multi-factor…
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