This research aimed to uncover insights into how employees have fared over the past two years, where hybrid and remote working has been commonplace. (more available)

As remote employees use work devices for personal activities, and personal devices for work activities, cloud-based apps – especially unauthorized cloud apps – are more popular than ever. (more available)

The data used in this report comes from Cisco Umbrella, Cisco’s cloud delivered security service that includes DNS-layer security, secure web gateway, firewall, cloud access security broker (CASB) functionality, and threat intelligence. (more available)

Over 5,100 IT and security professionals across 27 countries were asked about their organizations’ approaches to updating and integrating security architecture, detecting and responding to threats, and staying resilient when disaster strikes. (more available)

Drawing on Duo’s customer basis of millions of devices and the authentication traffic associated with them between June 2020 and May 2021, this report reviews trends in authentication methods and includes firmographic breakdowns. (more available)

Endpoint security is the last line of defense. Now more than ever, effective endpoint protection is essential to the success of any cybersecurity program. (more available)

What makes for successful cybersecurity? Is there evidence that security investments result in measurable outcomes? How do we know what actually works and what doesn’t? (more available)

Based on a survey of over 4,800, this report reviews the practices that lead to positive outcomes for security programs. Linking together practices that are more (or less) successful to the characteristics of positive outcomes, this report aims to give guidance for where practitioners can focus their efforts to achieve similar outcomes. (more available)

This study explores data privacy challenges for organizations that are trying to maintain digital trust with their customers, along with the evolving privacy landscape and its impact on consumers. (more available)

This report explains the findings of a study the did, showing that seeking the exact technology to solve your newest, most pressing security concern may actually be multiplying security gaps that slow you down instead of simplifying your security environment. (more available)

This report from Cisco proves 10 cyber security myths false.

This report by Cisco contains 20 predictions for the future of cybersecurity.

Using survey data from 2,500 security professionals who indicated they have some measure of privacy responsibilities, this report provides analysis on the ROI for privacy efforts, maturity of privacy programs, vendor selection, and other topics. (more available)

A focused subset of Cisco’s 2018 full Cyber Security Report, focusing on cloud security practices.

A long form narrative on several threat trends seen in recent months.

This is a survey conducted by Cisco, mainly talking about their findings that people care about privacy, and a surprisingly large number have already taken actions to protect it. (more available)

This report offers insights into the 40 year history of spam. It discusses what this means for business, and how the new spam has surpassed the spam of 40 years ago. (more available)

As with driving, not only do you get a good look at what’s behind you, but you can often spot what’s coming up quick, set to overtake you. (more available)

This report reveals findings around the cybersecurity landscape. To inform this report they surveyed ,3,200 security leaders asking questions in three categories, Set Up - how do you set yourself up for success, Architecture - what is your approach to vender/solution selection, and finally Breach Readiness and Response. (more available)

The Cisco 2018 Privacy Maturity Benchmark Study was created in conjunction with Cisco’s Annual Cybersecurity Benchmark Study, a double-blind survey completed by more than 3600 security professional in 25 countries and across all major industries. (more available)

The findings from this study provide strong evidence that organizations are benefitting from their privacy investments beyond compliance. Organizations that are ready for GDPR are experiencing shorter delays in their sales cycle related to customers’ data privacy concerns than those that are not ready for GDPR. (more available)