Cisco will sunset its Web email, which has been on the market since November 2009 for trial customers. The company plans to focus its collaboration efforts elsewhere. In a blog post, Cisco said it ...

Cisco Systems has decided to kill its cloud-based e-mail service Cisco Mail, only 13 months after it was introduced, the company said in a blog post on Tuesday. With the growing acceptance of cloud ...

Cisco is updating its AMP endpoint security platform with new email security services, and expanded capabilities designed to protect employee devices from ransomware, cryptomining, and fileless ...

Cisco is wheeling out three flavors of e-mail security services, the first of a series of hosted security services the company plans to announce. Customers can chose to have the service entirely ...

The new services, which include managed, hosted and hybrid hosted e-mail security, give new control over where e-mail security is deployed and managed, letting end users determine whether they prefer ...

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Cisco notified customers this week to patch a critical vulnerability that could allow attackers to bypass authentication and login into the web management interface of Cisco email gateway appliances ...

Cisco Systems released security patches for its email, Web and content security appliances in order to address vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to execute commands on the underlying OS or ...

Email has been around for 50 years, and while it's fast and efficient, it's not always secure. Best-in-breed security is essential for protecting companies from phishing and other cyberattacks.

Cisco is expanding its lineup of collaboration tools today with a flood of new products and upgrades (61 in all, the company says). In addition to improving on established products like web meeting ...