Cisco can access and unify data across any domain, including networking, security, applications, end user computing, cloud services, and multicloud environments, enriching insights with business context. Learn more about Cisco Observability Platform.

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Providing customers with the observability platform they need to deliver unmatched and secure digital experiences aligned to business strategy and results. 

Organizations have a pressing need for tools that can capture all the relevant telemetry data and enable the sharing of intelligence and insights across multiple IT teams. A 2023 whitepaper by IDC revealed that 56.5% organizations surveyed have more than 11 observability tools in use, with 10% using between 41 and 100 tools.

This makes it extremely difficult to realize the promised value of observability as siloed tools struggle to correlate telemetry data within a workable timeframe. Worse, the tools themselves reinforce siloed behavior, and teams react defensively as they struggle to make sense of the data they have, to determine whether a problem lies in their area of responsibility.

It’s an unwieldy situation in which the potential benefits of observability remain tantalizingly out of reach, while the end-user experience worsens. As the pressure mounts on those same teams to deliver flawless, secure, reliable, and compliant digital experiences, mean time to resolution (MTTR) remains lengthy and total cost of ownership (TCO) comes under increasing scrutiny.

This is not sustainable. Organizations will continue to struggle to consistently deliver the digital experiences their users demand, fend off threats, and scale their efforts while using siloed observability tools.

Against this backdrop, Cisco Observability Platform allows data to be ingested once and applied to multiple use cases.

Cisco Observability Platform is an open, extensible, API-driven platform that brings together a scalable, single source of insight across the technology stack and business. It draws on data and capabilities from across Cisco’s vast monitoring and security portfolios to equip IT practitioners and executives alike with contextual understanding they can use to make better decisions. It scales seamlessly with business growth and expanded use cases, spanning entire infrastructures and application lifecycles.

Telemetry holds the key

Cisco can access and unify data across any domain, including networking, security, applications, end user computing, cloud services, and multicloud environments, enriching insights with business context.
The platform has been built to leverage OpenTelemetry, which makes it easy for developers to instrument all applications and systems that generate metrics, events, logs, and traces (MELT). This makes the platform future-proof, and vendor-agnostic — the only such observability platform currently in the market — so organizations can track what matters to them, including understanding relationships and dependencies for mission-critical applications such as SAP, by using tenant-based MELT and workflows.

Telemetry data lies at the heart of effective observability so organizations deploying Cisco Observability Platform have the key to identifying performance and security-impacting issues affecting their applications. And, they have critical intelligence that allows them to interpret that data to accurately pinpoint root causes, along with clear understanding of what to prioritize based on impact to the business.

Cisco Observability Platform allows infrastructure and operations teams to understand risks and dependencies across environments, strengthen security measures, and optimize resources across the full technology stack before any issues can impact the business. Moreover, it provides executives and line-of-business leaders with contextual knowledge of how application performance and security impacts upon the business.

Observe, secure, optimize and extend

Now, IT practitioners such as IT Ops, InfraOps, SRE, DevOps, Network/NetOps, Cloud/CloudOps, and Security and SecOps can observe, secure and optimize the full stack – from code to cloud.

Cisco Observability platform helps organizations to:

Monitor cloud native applications with business context, to ensure performance
Empower IT organizations with a holistic view of user experiences and deep visibility into user behavior for browser and mobile applications
Locate, prioritize, and accelerate response to security issues based on business impact
Enable real-time and automated data discovery, classification, policy definition, and compliance visibility for sensitive data
Manage costs and optimize resources
Unify data across monitoring and service management tools to automate IT processes and keep operations team productive and responsive
Build custom solutions for unique observability needs

The breadth and depth of Cisco Observability Platform innovations provide cross-domain visibility, insights, and recommended actions tied to business context. The result is radical alignment of the IT landscape with overall company performance goals, and boardroom recognition that an organization’s technology architecture is its business architecture.

Learn more about Cisco Observability Platform

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Learn about the enhancements made to the HIMSS Infrastructure Adoption Model (INFRAM), which now incorporates IT strategy and measures the impact of infrastructure investments on clinical outcomes and operations.

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Measuring your IT strategy and capabilities to drive adoption and improve outcomes

The world of healthcare is constantly shifting, and technology is at the spearhead of this continuous transformation. As organizations grapple with the complexities of digital adoption, cybersecurity, and sustainable operations, HIMSS’ Infrastructure Adoption Model (INFRAM) has been updated to meet the need, and lead with data-driven insights and strategic guidance. Cisco enables healthcare leaders to use INFRAM not just as an evaluation tool, but to drive change, mitigate risks, and ensure that technology investments translate into improved care delivery and clinical outcomes.

What’s New with INFRAM

Recently, HIMSS has revised INFRAM to not just look at infrastructure capabilities but to also look at IT strategy, assess technology adoption by internal stakeholders, and measure the direct impacts of infrastructure investments on clinical outcomes and operations. It now allows organizations to understand if their infrastructure capabilities are in line with their overall goals.  This update provides a closer look at the effectiveness of technology investments and identifies opportunities for improvements.

New INFRAM Domains

The updated version of INFRAM addresses 5 crucial aspect of healthcare infrastructure:

Cybersecurity: Data breaches are occurring more frequently and can have a larger effect on patient care and hospital operations than ever before, INFRAM emphasizes establishing robust cybersecurity practices, leveraging AI (Artificial Intelligence) for quick recovery, and aligning organizational efforts to minimize future risks. This domain allows organizations to understand their current capabilities in everything from network identity all the way to endpoint security.
IT Management & Performance: Systematic performance support and change management are critical for adhering to service-level agreements. INFRAM assists in leveraging technology to mitigate incidents and maintain high service standards. This helps the hospital understand their current IT capabilities across transport, wireless, collaboration, and data center for everything from location services all the way to their cloud usage strategy.
Adoption: Ensuring that innovative technologies are not just installed but integrated and optimized for maximum efficiency is vital. INFRAM ensures that patients, clinicians, staff, IT, and leadership reap the full benefits of technological advancements.
Outcomes: Perhaps most importantly, INFRAM provides a framework that aligns IT investments with clinical, financial, and operational objectives, ensuring measurable contributions to organizational goals.
Sustainability: Healthcare organizations are not exempt from the global call for environmental responsibility. INFRAM aids in developing strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and carbon footprints, aligning healthcare with green initiatives.

Benefits to Healthcare Leaders

Using INFRAM, healthcare leaders can:

Measure Value: Adopt an evidence-based approach for investments, gain critical buy-in, and achieve recognition for outcomes.
Analyze Gaps: Pinpoint and address friction points in infrastructure development for tailored, strategic investments.
Cybersecurity Risk Planning & Mitigation: Implement a proactive, best-practice approach to cybersecurity and establish a clear plan of action in the event of breaches.
Build Governance and Drive Adoption: Ensure technology governance that maximizes value and supports care teams in delivering optimal outcomes.
Drive Alignment- INFRAM provides a structured approach to evaluate a hospital’s infrastructure and Cisco can help ensure it aligns with the organization’s goals. This allows for cohesion between the Executive, Clinical, Operation and IT teams.

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INFRAM is more than an assessment tool; it is a strategic ally for healthcare organizations aiming to harness the power of technology to improve patient care and operational efficiency. As healthcare continues to evolve, INFRAM offers a structured path to navigate the complexities of digital transformation with confidence and clarity. For more insights into how INFRAM can enhance your organization’s technology infrastructure and improve business outcomes, reach out to our CX Healthcare team today.

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Cisco's involvement in such industry events is a testament to the company's commitment to innovation and customer engagement. These gatherings provide an invaluable platform for networking, learning about industry trends, and showcasing new technologies and Hannover Messe 2024 was a great showcase of where we can go from here.

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Energizing A Sustainable Industry: Hannover Messe 2024

This year’s Hannover Messe was nothing short of spectacular! With more than 130,000 visitors from 150 countries and a dazzling array of 4,000 exhibitors, including 300 buzzing startups, this event was a global showcase of innovation, buzzing with energy and bursting with opportunities. Imagine the scene: a melting pot of economic and political bigwigs from all corners of the globe, all converging in one spot to set the agenda for the future of technology and business. Exciting, right?

The Cisco-Splunk Power Duo!

One of the standout moments this year was the first public showcase of Cisco and Splunk together since Cisco’s acquisition of Splunk at the end of March 2024. They were perfectly in sync with the event’s major themes, focusing on creating a smarter, safer, and more sustainable manufacturing landscape.

Smart, Secure and Sustainable Manufacturing with Cisco and Splunk

Smart

Cisco stepped up with solutions to optimize everything from manufacturing supply chain operations to workforce enablement. On the other side, Splunk brought their A-game in integrating IT and operational technology, wielding advanced analytics powered by AI and ML to ensure every cog in the industrial machine was visible and functioning at its best.

Secure

In the world of manufacturing, security is non-negotiable. Cisco showcased their prowess in industrial security and safety. Splunk complemented this with their IT/OT Security Operations Center (SOC) expertise, focusing on incident prioritization and offering holistic security solutions that span the entire digital and physical landscape of IT/OT environments.

Sustainable

Sustainability was more than just a buzzword at Hannover Messe, and Cisco and Splunk really walked the talk. Cisco highlighted their sustainable manufacturing operations and IT Data Center initiatives, while Splunk shed light on their efforts towards CO2 footprint transparency, showing that the path to a greener future is paved with data and smart operations.

In short, Hannover Messe 2024 was a festival of innovation, where the future of industry was not only imagined but actively shaped. It’s clear that when we talk about the future of manufacturing, we’re really talking about a smarter, safer, and greener tomorrow. And if this event was any indication, that future is already here!

For more information please visit the Cisco: Manufacturing Portfolio Explorer and Splunk: Building Digital Resilience in Manufacturing with Four Key Business Outcomes.

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Sports entertainment districts have revolutionized the fan experience, offering a blend of sporting events with hospitality, retail, and leisure activities that engage fans beyond just the game.… Read more on Cisco Blogs

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In the realm of sports, a profound shift has occurred, transforming the traditional notion of game day into a holistic experience day. Gone are the days when fans merely attended matches to watch their favorite teams play; instead, they now immerse themselves in a vibrant ecosystem of sports entertainment districts, where the excitement extends far beyond the final whistle. Sports entertainment districts represent a fusion of sporting events with hospitality, retail, and leisure activities. These dynamic hubs have redefined the fan experience, drawing crowds not just during game time but before and after as well. What drives this phenomenon? It’s the recognition that sports have transcended the boundaries of mere competition to become a cultural and social spectacle, drawing people together in celebration and camaraderie.

At the heart of this transformation lies the convergence of technology and experience. Cisco, the leader in innovative networking solutions as well as critical stadium technology such as IP- Fabric for Media has played a pivotal role in enhancing the fan experience within these districts. Not to mention Cisco Spaces which enables open roaming for fans Cisco to seamlessly access Wi-Fi throughout the entire area, ensuring that fans stay connected and engaged at all times. Whether sharing highlights on social media, accessing interactive apps, or streaming content, Cisco’s technology ensures that connectivity is never an issue.

Moreover, digital signage, powered by Wipro, serves as the digital canvas of these districts, amplifying the excitement and energy surrounding the sporting event. From displaying real-time scores and player statistics to showcasing promotional offers and engaging content, these digital displays enrich the overall fan experience, making every moment memorable. But beyond the technological innovations lies a deeper narrative of community and connection. Sports entertainment districts have become gathering grounds where fans from all walks of life come together to celebrate their shared passion. It’s where families bond over pre-game festivities, friends revel in post-match discussions, and strangers become allies in supporting their teams.

Your trusted technology partner

In essence, the evolution of sports entertainment districts epitomizes the symbiotic relationship between technology, retail, hospitality, and the sporting world. It’s a testament to our innate desire for immersive experiences and meaningful connections. As we look towards the future, one thing is certain: the era of passive spectatorship is long gone, replaced by a new era of engagement, excitement, and endless possibilities. Thanks to pioneering technologies like those offered by Cisco and its partners, the journey from game day to experience day has never been more seamless or exhilarating. So, the next time you find yourself in a sports entertainment district, take a moment to soak in the atmosphere, embrace the camaraderie, and celebrate the magic of sports reimagined.

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Learn how the Cisco AI Assistant in XDR adds powerful functionality to Cisco XDR that increases defenders efficiency and accuracy.

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In 2007, there was a study from the University of Maryland proving that internet-connected systems were attacked every 39 seconds on average. Today, that number has grown more than 60%. Cisco sees 64 attempts to connect to ransomware infrastructure every second. The world is becoming digitized, and hybrid, which creates an environment that criminals target with increasing sophistication. It’s too much for human-scale, and so a hybrid world requires a hybrid approach that sits between humans and machines.

Envision an AI Assistant that serves as a reliable partner for incident responders, offering precise, real-time guidance on the subsequent steps to take, tailored to the specific state of the incident at hand and allowing SOC (Security Operations Center) teams to respond faster and do more with less. I am pleased to announce the launch of the AI Assistant in XDR as a part of our Breach Protection Suite.

In our RSAC 2023 announcement, we introduced a vision of our Cisco SOC Assistant, designed to expedite threat detection and response. Today, this vision is realized and enhances our Breach Protection Suite which is powered by Cisco XDR’s capabilities. It significantly speeds up investigations and responses, enabling security teams to safeguard their environments more efficiently and cost-effectively.

Assist with Information Discovery

In 2024, the global shortfall of 3.5 million security professionals, as reported by ISC2, underscores the importance of retaining and recruiting skilled personnel to counter increasingly sophisticated cyber threats and safeguard enterprises. Moreover, the lack of appropriate tools often leads to ineffective cyber risk management and professional burnout, adversely affecting staff retention and the SOC’s capacity to thwart attacks.

The AI Assistant in XDR acts as a potent enhancer, empowering SOC teams to maximize their efficiency and effectively close the personnel and skill gap. When an incident occurs, the assistant will contextualize events across email, the web, endpoints, and the network to tell the SOC analyst exactly what happened and its impact on their environment. It presents a short description of the incident that quickly answers what, when and how an incident happened. It also provides a long description of the incident which explains the timeline of events that have happened in this active incident.

Figure 1: Short Description of Incident Details generated by the AI AssistantFigure 2: Long Description of Incident Details and Events Timeline

Moreover, our AI Assistant utilizes XDR’s patented ability to prioritize critical incidents, reducing alert fatigue for the SOC team and enhancing their efficiency in handling active incidents.

Figure 3: Targeted Prioritization of Incidents by AI Assistant that Need Immediate Attention

Augment and Elevate SOC Teams with Best Practice Recommendations

Today’s SOCs often struggle with a fragmented technology stack, making it difficult to respond effectively to cyber threats. Alert fatigue is a major hurdle for modern SOC teams, hindering proactive threat hunting and leading to overlooked alerts and burnout. The Cisco AI Assistant comes to the rescue and jumpstarts the incident response process for a modern SOC team.

Our AI Assistant, powered by Cisco XDR the platform for Cisco’s Breach Protection Suite, synthesizes data from email, web, processes, endpoints, cloud, and network domains, offering precise action recommendations to effectively contain ongoing cyber-attacks. It works at machine scale to identify patterns and potential attacks that humans might miss because of alert fatigue, if a defender is only looking at one domain in isolation, or while trying to manually correlate data. The AI Assistant is context aware, meaning it tracks the state of the incident in real-time and generates tailored recommendations specific to that incident.

Figure 4: Tailored Recommendations for an Incident by the AI Assistant

Mean Time to Detection (MTTD) and Mean Time to Respond (MTTR) are two primary metrics that SOC teams want to optimize for. Cisco XDR with our AI Assistant enables security teams to reduce these metrics by jumpstarting investigations and incident response by providing tailored recommendations for that specific incident.

Enable Seamless Collaboration Across Security Teams

The Cisco AI Assistant, embedded within XDR, facilitates team collaboration using Webex, Teams, or Slack. This empowers security teams to swiftly assemble the right experts for an active incident, thereby speeding up the MTTR. The AI Assistant unifies the team by setting up WAR rooms, summarizing messages, and logging them in XDR for instant audit-readiness.

Figure 5: AI Assistant creates a Webex WAR Room and brings the right experts together for Incident Response

Automate Workflows to Neutralize Threats Across the Enterprise

Today’s SOCs often lack a cohesive technology stack to respond to cyber threats efficiently and consistently. As the IT environment grows beyond the on-premises data center to cloud, hybrid-cloud and multi-cloud country specific data centers, organizations accumulate point solutions to monitor and protect pieces of the environment. As a result, SOC analysts must do a lot of the heavy lifting required to detect and respond to an attack. This includes logging into different tools to execute workflows that contain an attack.

Our AI Assistant taps into advanced workflows and atomics with Cisco XDR’s 90+ integrations. Our AI assistant enables the execution of workflows at a single click, guided by the AI Assistant’s personalized recommendations that consider the incident’s playbook and current state in real-time.

Figure 6: Execution of Automated Workflows by the AI Assistant to Contain an Incident

Gone are the days when security teams had to juggle multiple isolated products and execute workflows in each to mitigate an attack. With Cisco Breach Protection Suite, billions of security events can be correlated and recommended actions can be generated and executed all in one place. This is the transformative power of the Cisco XDR combined with Cisco’s AI Assistant revolutionizing enterprise security.

Conclusion

By leveraging comprehensive telemetry data from various sources in Cisco XDR and combining that with our AI Assistant, we enable SOC teams to rapidly respond to active incidents and fortify defenses against complex threats. The AI Assistant amplifies the SOC’s existing knowledge, streamlines routine tasks, and empowers analysts to focus on strategic initiatives. This boosts analyst productivity and job satisfaction, leading to improved staff retention and SOC effectiveness, ultimately resulting in precise, consistent, and accurate security outcomes.

Learn how Cisco Breach Protection Suite, Cisco XDR and our AI Assistant can simplify your security operations.

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See how Consulting Engineer Intern Bhavya M.'s competitive spirit led her to a fitness challenge where she discovered work-life balance and a new, healthy lifestyle.

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This post was authored by Bhavya Mittal, a Consulting Engineer intern on the Customer Experience (CX) Team.

You know how we always talk about having a work-life balance to be able to focus on our health along with our work? People spend so many years trying to find a workplace that takes care of their mental and physical health. I never thought I would be lucky enough to experience corporate culture for the first time at a place that not only pushes me to reach greater heights in my career but also encourages me to keep myself healthy.

If you had put me in a room full of people a few months ago, I probably would have been the only person to never have visited a gym. To rephrase it, I can confidently say I was against working out — I found it boring. And then, my Cisco internship happened.

One day, the LifeConnections Fitness Center at the Cisco Bangalore campus launched a 21-day fitness challenge, where we were supposed to attend their classes, ranging from very intense HIIT sessions to super calming yoga sessions. Now, I definitely was not a fitness enthusiast, but I am competitive. I, along with a couple of my friends, decided to take up the challenge. Attending fitness classes would earn us points for the possibility of winning amazing goodies that would come in handy, like mugs, bags, and other sports merchandise!

What started as a race to get the highest number of points suddenly became my favorite thing to do after work. There was not a single day that I missed attending those classes because they were so much fun! The trainers are amazing and motivating, and something I realized I needed to push myself to work out. Being together in a group of people added to the fun. Also, the classes are a great place to meet new people and network with them. I began to realize how much my body needed to work out and how much more my mind needed to calm down. I feel better, I’m happier, and I even noticed a good increase in my appetite, which I really needed.

Well, the twist to the story is that while I may not have won the 21-day challenge, I most definitely won in finding work-life balance and a new, healthy lifestyle. It has been more than a month since the challenge ended, and I still wait for the clock to turn to 4:00 p.m. every day because … it’s gym time!

Even if something goes wrong during my day, or I have challenges at work, at the end of the day, or as we like to say, by EOD, everything is made better by a workout at my workplace!

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Announcing the public availability of Cisco Cloud Controls Framework (CCF) V3.0 - a “build-once-use-many” approach for SaaS compliance with global standards.

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The regulatory landscape for Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) offerings is rapidly changing worldwide as governments seek to address concerns around privacy, security, and data sovereignty. While the European Union’s Cybersecurity Certification Scheme for Cloud Services (EUCS) has set a high standard for data protection, Asian countries are also stepping up their regulatory frameworks. For instance, the Information System Security Management and Assessment Program (ISMAP) in Japan provides a baseline standard of protection for user data, imposing stringent requirements on the collection, use, and disclosure of data by organizations. This directly affects SaaS providers.

With existing laws and emerging regulations across Asia and Europe, global SaaS providers must maintain a vigilant approach to compliance. They must properly manage their solution development and operational practices to meet the varying demands of each market, while offering high levels of data security and privacy to their users. Cisco recognizes the challenge of maintaining security compliance requirements and is here to assist.

In May 2022, we announced the general availability of the Cisco Cloud Controls Framework (CCF) for public use, and since then, we have been rolling out successive updates. Today, we are proud to announce the public availability of the Cisco Cloud Controls Framework v3.0.

The Cisco CCF provides a simple, straightforward way to gain global market access using a “build-once-use-many” approach for assessing whether SaaS products can meet multiple regional and international standards, while offering scalability and easing the burden of compliance.

This update extends the CCF with additional, globally accepted, security compliance frameworks and certifications. It continues to provide a global SaaS solution compliance and certification strategy and methodology that will help meet customer requirements and ever-evolving regulatory demands. What’s more, the Cisco Cloud Controls Framework v3.0 further simplifies the Control Narratives and supporting Audit Artifacts provided for every control in CCF. The narratives provide guidance on the actions to execute a control, while artifacts offer a high-level understanding of what typically is requested when reviewing the effectiveness of a control.

The Cisco Cloud Controls Framework v3.0 covers the following security compliance framework and certification standards:

ISO IEC 27001:2013
ISO IEC 27001:2022 (New)
ISO/IEC 27017:2015
ISO/IEC 27018:2019
ISO/IEC 27701:2019
ISO 22301:2019
SOC 2® 2017
SOC 2® 2017 (With Revised Points of Focus – 2022) (New)
EUCS(New)
ENS
ENISA NIS Directive (New)
IRAP
C5
CCC
CCCS Medium Cloud Control Profile (New)
CSA STAR Cloud Controls Matrix (New)
EU Cloud Code of Conduct (CoC)
FedRAMP LI-SAAS/Tailored
ISMAP
NCSC Cyber Assessment Framework (New)
NIST 800-171(New)
NIST 800-53 Rev. 4 (New)
NIST 800-218 (New)
PCI-DSS v3.2.1
PCI-DSS v4.0 (New)
SecNumCloud(New)
TX-RAMP (New)

As critical cybersecurity regulations continue to evolve and be written into law across the globe, we will continue to update and integrate this framework. In our next implementation, we will offer a way to access control automation scripts to serve as a valuable starting point for automating CCF controls in your environment and according to your requirements. These automated control checks will enable you to expedite your market access objectives, while establishing a solid foundation for proactive compliance and continuous controls monitoring.

We hope the Cisco CCF can help you achieve your market access goals, keep pace with your evolving customer demands, and continue to maintain a secure cloud infrastructure for everyone. After all, trust is hard to earn, but easy to break.

View the CCF Overview Video and reach out to our team at ciscoccf@cisco.com to learn more.

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