State-sponsored actors, better known as the friends you don’t want
Responding to a state-sponsored threat is nothing like responding to ransomware, and the differences can make or break the outcome. Learn why your IR plan might need revisiting, and the factors you should consider.
From the field to the report and back again: How incident responders can use the Year in Review
The Year in Review distills Talos IR's observations into structured intelligence, but defenders should also be feeding this report back into their own preparation cycles. Here's how.
Cybersecurity on a budget: Strategies for an economic downturn
This blog offers practical strategies, creative defenses, and talent management advice to help your business stay secure when every dollar counts.
What happens when you engage Cisco Talos Incident Response?
What happens when you bring in a team of cybersecurity responders? How do we turn chaos into control, and what is the long-term value that Talos IR provides to the organizations we work with?
Why a Cisco Talos Incident Response Retainer is a game-changer
With a Cisco Talos IR Retainer, your organization can stay resilient and ahead of tomorrow's threats. Here's how.
Insights from Talos IR: Navigating NIS2 technical implementation
ENISA’s 2025 NIS2 guidance makes compliance more complex, but Talos IR's services directly align with new requirements for reporting, logging and incident response.
Protecting major events: An incident response blueprint
Go behind the scenes with Talos incident responders and learn from what we've seen in the field.
Cybersecurity for businesses of all sizes: A blueprint for protection
Developing a robust cybersecurity practice involves implementing multiple layers of security measures that are interconnected and continually monitored, including training and awareness programs to ensure that employees follow best practices.
Protecting major events: an incident response blueprint
Cisco Talos Incident Response (Talos IR) is sharing a white paper on the steps organizations should follow to secure any major event. These ten focus areas should help guide any organizing committee or participating businesses in preparation for securing such events..