Understand The Anatomy of Attacks to Stay One Step Ahead
Network (firewall) and endpoint (antivirus) defenses react to malicious communications and code after attacks have launched. OpenDNS observes Internet infrastructure before attacks are launched and can prevent malicious Internet connections. Learning all the steps of an attack is key to understanding how OpenDNS can bolster your existing defenses.
With the emergence of a new security category, comes the need to understand why it matters.
Learn how we can enable visibility and protection for your cloud-connected organization.
Get the facts on ransomware attacks targeting the healthcare industry — how they work, your first line of defense against them, and how to protect data systems for PII and PHI.
See how ransomware works and explore how to build your own defense strategy.
Use a predictive IT strategy to prevent attacks before they’re launched.
Cloud-delivered network security and threat intelligence that protects any device, anywhere.
Block threats over any port, protocol or app and detect & contain advanced attacks.
Different security methods are required to combat different attacks.
Remote, on-the-go users mean security teams are more challenged than ever.
VPN is not always-on despite "best practice" or "locked down" policies.
Cisco Umbrella is the easiest way to provision secure and compliant guest Wi-Fi.
For the first time, you can prevent threats both on & off the corporate network using APIs.
Get the essentials on ransomware attacks facing the healthcare industry — including how they work, why they’re so malicious, and the best way to protect your organization.
50:26Watch this webcast with experts from Cisco including Dan Hubbard, CTO at OpenDNS, and Dean De Beer, Principal Engineer at AMP Threat Grid, as they discuss steps you can take to reduce the risk of rans
1:04:40A growing number of enterprises are being hit by attacks of ransomware, in which critical systems or data are maliciously encrypted or threatened until an enterprise victim pays a ransom. How does r
