Cisco aims to detect malware hidden in encrypted traffic

Cisco aims to detect malware hidden in encrypted traffic

Cisco Systems unveiled a new subscription service this week it says detects signs of malware inside encrypted traffic with 99.9 percent efficacy. It’s a big unveil for Cisco, whose CEO Chuck Robbins said the project has been in the works in 75 field trials, including NASA, for two years — exactly the amount of time Robbins has been at the helm — and now offers something no other company can.

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22 June 2017

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Cisco, Encryption, Infrastructure Development, Malware, NASA, Networking

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