Mitigating the Network Attacks - Cisco Systems Page 1 of 11 ASA/PIX 7.x and Later: Mitigating the Network Attacks Document ID: 100830 Contents Introduction Prerequisites Requirements Components Used Related Products Conventions Protecting Against SYN Attacks TCP SYN Attack Mitigation Protecting Against IP Spoofing Attacks IP Spoofing Mitigation Spoofing Identification Using Syslog Messages Basic Threat Detection Feature in ASA 8.x Syslog Message 733100 Cisco Support Community - Featured
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Cisco is the infamous routing and networking company that have used ingenious methods of both business-to-business and the consumer marketing. Cisco original product line was intended for sale to other business. Building a brand in a business-to-business context has some notable differences than doing so in the consumer market because it markets to different audience. Branding within business-to-business appears to be more centered on relationships of various companies. This is demonstrated when
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In the past ten to fifteen years, Cisco has changed its marketing channel strategy majorly. While in the past Cisco was only focused on the volume of their business, they reconfigured their strategy to focus in on the value of business. Previously business was transferred through Cisco’s partners and retailers, who worked with customers to make deals and fill orders. Under their newer value-based strategy, their VARs, or value-added channel resellers, work directly with customers to ensure they are
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Paper 1 Cisco Systems Inleiding Cisco Systems heeft al jarenlang ervaring op het gebied van informatie uitwisselen tussen netwerken. De oprichters van dit bedrijf zijn Leonard Bosack en Sandy Lerner. Het hoofddoel van de onderneming was om oplossingen te vinden om netwerken op te zetten en te verbeteren. Het bedienen van de klant staat erg centraal binnen Cisco Systems, dit kwam sterk terug in het schrijven van het allereerste businessplan voor Cisco Systems. Tegenwoordig speelt de klanttevredenheid
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Cisco was highly successful in its EPR effort. What accounts for this success? What were the most important things that CISCO did correctly? While lots of companies couldn’t implement EPR (Enterprise Resource Planning)- new computerized system- successfully because of problems such as upgrading software and also its failure in supporting some business process, CISCO was not one of them. The key success of CISCO was communication and cross- functional work in organization, (reeingineering),
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Submitted to: Dr. Carlton Cunningham Submitted by: Ambar De Los Santos Corporan Jason Lukis Jireh Labarca Rahila Dholakia Date of Submission: January 13, 2016 Title of Assignment: CISCO Preliminary Case Analysis. CERTIFICATION OF AUTHORSHIP: I certify that I am the author of this paper and that any assistance I received in its preparation is fully acknowledged and disclosed in the paper. I have also cited any sources from which I used
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Cisco Case Study Columbia Southern University Business to business (B2B) is defined as commerce transactions between businesses and business to consumer (B2C) is defined as transactions of a business by serving consumers with their products or services. An example of B2B is “commerce transactions between businesses, such as between a manufacturer and a wholesaler or between a wholesaler and a retailer” (McCleave, 2010, para. 4). In addition, an example of B2C is Cisco offering “several home entertainment
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Case Study: Cisco Systems Cisco systems has developed a quality approach to satisfy his customers. The approach is published at: http://www.cisco.com/web/about/ac50/ac208/about_cisco_approach_to_quality_customer_success.html# customer needs Approach to Quality Executive Message |Dedication to customer success is a core value that affects everything Cisco does. We recognize that we must earn the right every day to continue to | |serve our customers. It is this understanding that
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Cisco incorporated both aspects by buying companies that rendered services and products that they needed in order to expand to a broader marketing audience which resulted in their company becoming the most valuable company in the world in March 2000. Successful marketing requires capabilities such as understanding, creating, delivering, capturing while also sustaining value. Along with these needed additives, one must understand that business to business and business to consumer relate to each
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A. I. An intangible asset is a non-physical asset having a useful life greater than one year. These assets are generally recognized as part of an acquisition, where the acquirer is allowed to assign some portion of the purchase price to acquired intangible assets. Examples: Patents, trademarks, copyrights, intellectual property etc. II. According to U.S. GAAP, intangible assets are only listed on the balance sheet if they are acquired assets and assets with an identifiable value and useful lifespan
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