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Cisco Security White Paper
Email Attacks: This Time It’s Personal
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Solution: Cisco Security  
Intelligence Operations 
Traditional security, which relies on layering of products and 
the use of multiple filters, is not enough to defend against 
the latest generation of malware, which spreads quickly, has 
global targets, and uses multiple vectors to propagate. 
Cisco stays ahead of the latest threats using real-time threat 
intelligence from Cisco Security Intelligence Operations (SIO), 
the world’s largest cloud-based security ecosystem. Cisco 
SIO uses SensorBase data from almost one million live data 
feeds from deployed Cisco email, web, firewall, and intrusion 
prevention solutions.
Cisco SIO weighs and processes the data, automatically 
categorizing threats and creating rules using more than 200 
parameters. Security researchers also collect and supply 
information about security events that have the potential for 
widespread impact on networks, applications, and devices. 
Rules are dynamically delivered to deployed Cisco security 
devices every three to five minutes. The Cisco SIO team also 
publishes security best practice recommendations and tactical 
guidance for thwarting threats. 
Cisco is committed to providing complete security solutions 
that are integrated, timely, comprehensive, and effective—
enabling holistic security for organizations worldwide. With 
Cisco, organizations can save time researching threats and 
vulnerabilities, and focus more on taking a proactive approach 
to security.