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Sourcefire deal boosts Cisco vulnerability research lab

Cisco's acquisition of Sourcefire boosts its intrusion revenue business and infuses valuable vulnerability research talent.
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In this week's blog roundup, get an expert's insights on Cisco's unique approach to SDN, and find out why EMC thinks EVAS has bright future.
Cisco security strategy: Q&A with CTO Bret Hartman

Cisco security CTO Bret Hartman explains how software and SDN are shaping Cisco's security strategy.
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Understanding all the features within Juniper's Secure Access and MAG gateways will help companies fortify their BYOD policies.

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How would an 'unwanted visitor' create diagrams of a network identifying security checkpoints?

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Placement of the firewall

In this expert response, Puneet Mehta tells us where the placement of the firewall should be architecturally. Ask the Expert
Which transmission media are the most secure and the least secure?

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Security risks of firewalls and VPNs

What are the key security risks and considerations to adopt firewall/VPN technology? Ask the Expert
How to protect your network from broadcast and multicast storms

What methods are available to protect a network from broadcast and multicast storms? Ask the Expert
Security of each level of the OSI model

What kind of security is associated with each level of the OSI model? Ask the Expert
What type of firewall is appropriate for a 200 machine workgroup?

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How I can retain security but allow my employees to remain mobile between offices?

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What is a network sniffer?

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When implementing a spyware firewall is it important to have SNMP/API and Ethernet Bypass HW?

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