We Who Cut Mere Stones Must Always Be Envisioning Cathedrals

By Rashesh Jethi The well-known Quarry Worker’s Creed, called out in prefaces to books such as “ The Pragmatic Programmer ” and “ Ship While you Sleep ”, posits the notion of IT done right as more than simple engineering discipline – good software development, for example, should not “preclude individual craftsmanship”. Drawing parallels to the construction of large cathedrals built in Europe during the Middle Ages, the quarry worker’s creed points out that while generations of builders advanced the state of structural engineering from one decade to the next, []

Source:: Cisco Security Notice

We Who Cut Mere Stones Must Always Be Envisioning Cathedrals

By Rashesh Jethi The well-known Quarry Worker’s Creed, called out in prefaces to books such as “ The Pragmatic Programmer ” and “ Ship While you Sleep ”, posits the notion of IT done right as more than simple engineering discipline – good software development, for example, should not “preclude individual craftsmanship”. Drawing parallels to the construction of large cathedrals built in Europe during the Middle Ages, the quarry worker’s creed points out that while generations of builders advanced the state of structural engineering from one decade to the next, []

Source:: Cisco Security Notice

Getting to Know Tom Powledge, Vice President of Cisco Managed Security Services

By Tom Powledge After several months leading the managed security services portfolio at Cisco, I sat down with the social media team to discuss my path to Cisco, the evolution of the security market, and the future of security. [Note: This is an abridged version of the full interview .] Q: After nearly 20 years at Symantec, why did you decide to move to Cisco? TP: Cisco has all of the pieces necessary to solve the biggest security problems facing businesses today and into the []

Source:: Cisco Security Notice

Getting to Know Tom Powledge, Vice President of Cisco Managed Security Services

By Tom Powledge After several months leading the managed security services portfolio at Cisco, I sat down with the social media team to discuss my path to Cisco, the evolution of the security market, and the future of security. [Note: This is an abridged version of the full interview .] Q: After nearly 20 years at Symantec, why did you decide to move to Cisco? TP: Cisco has all of the pieces necessary to solve the biggest security problems facing businesses today and into the []

Source:: Cisco Security Notice

Your Files Are Encrypted with a “Windows 10 Upgrade”

By Talos Group This post was authored by Nick Biasini with contributions from Craig Williams & Alex Chiu Adversaries are always trying to take advantage of current events to lure users into executing their malicious payload. These campaigns are usually focussed around social events and are seen on a constant basis. Today, Talos discovered a spam campaign that was taking advantage of a different type of current event. Microsoft released Windows 10 earlier this month (July 29) and it will be available as a free upgrade to users who []

Source:: Cisco Security Notice

Your Files Are Encrypted with a “Windows 10 Upgrade”

By Talos Group This post was authored by Nick Biasini with contributions from Craig Williams & Alex Chiu Adversaries are always trying to take advantage of current events to lure users into executing their malicious payload. These campaigns are usually focussed around social events and are seen on a constant basis. Today, Talos discovered a spam campaign that was taking advantage of a different type of current event. Microsoft released Windows 10 earlier this month (July 29) and it will be available as a free upgrade to users who []

Source:: Cisco Security Notice

Changing the Way We Deliver Vulnerability and Threat Intelligence

By Jeff Shipley We are making some changes to the way Cisco Security provides and shares vulnerability and threat intelligence to make it more consumable by our customers and the security community. The Cisco Security IntelliShield Service has been successfully delivering multi-vendor security intelligence to our customers for 15 years. During this time, the security intelligence market has continued to evolve to more integrated and automated solutions. Similarly, the Cisco Security strategy has evolved to add machine-readable security content. We have seen an []

Source:: Cisco Security Notice

Changing the Way We Deliver Vulnerability and Threat Intelligence

By Jeff Shipley We are making some changes to the way Cisco Security provides and shares vulnerability and threat intelligence to make it more consumable by our customers and the security community. The Cisco Security IntelliShield Service has been successfully delivering multi-vendor security intelligence to our customers for 15 years. During this time, the security intelligence market has continued to evolve to more integrated and automated solutions. Similarly, the Cisco Security strategy has evolved to add machine-readable security content. We have seen an []

Source:: Cisco Security Notice

Happy SysAdminDay

Der 31. Juli ist für Euch alle ein wichtiger Tag. Wir lieben unsere Admins und wünschen einen Happy #SysAdminDay. Wer wissen mag, was dahinter steckt, findet hier die Erklärung dazu.

Wir spendieren unseren Admins Eis und Kuchen. Wie beglückt Ihr Eure? Wir freuen uns auf Eure Posts und Kommentare :-)

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Change is Coming to the Security Industry – and This is a Good Thing

By Jason Brvenik Cisco presents a vision of the future in the Cisco 2015 Midyear Security Report that we expect many—particularly in the security industry—might find a little controversial. We suggest that over the next five years, there will be a continued wave of industry consolidation—driven less by financially motivated M&A and more by the need for capable solutions—that brings together niche innovators and long-standing players for the greater cause of protecting organizations. And then what? This consolidation will lead to the development of an integrated threat defense []

Source:: Cisco Security Notice