Have hackers cracked the Black Hat flaw? Cisco is advising customers to update passwords for the company's web portal following a security breach reported this morning. The company has admitted that ...

Cisco Systems seems to be taking a page out of the Larry Ellison playbook - and deriding the competition by name. Feeling heat from Wall Street to turn around its struggling business, the networking ...

Cisco Systems' customers received e-mails Wednesday from the networking company advising them of a security breach of its Web site. The company said Cisco.com has been compromised and that customers ...

Cisco offered little detail on what particular areas of the site have been impacted but said it is investigating the problem. "Earlier this morning, Cisco.com experienced some issues that impacted ...

"Welcome. Welcome to a brand new day. A day that is, without Cisco's website," taunted the Valley tech gossip website Valleywag.com. "Apparently the 'human network' means the 'all too human network.' ...

The Cisco 8223 rises to the challenge as the only 51.2 terabits per second (Tbps) Ethernet fixed router built for the intense ...

Updates for Ubiquiti's UniFi Talk and several Cisco IP phone series close security vulnerabilities rated "High".

It appears that the letter “t” has been banished in its entirety from the home page of Cisco’s website: Checking out the html source (or should that be “hml source”?) makes it clear that the problem ...

Cisco Systems (NASDAQ:CSCO) shares rose 1.6%, while Broadcom (NASDAQ:AVGO) slipped 0.7% on Wednesday after Cisco unveiled new ...

I first wrote about the convergence of intranets, extranets and websites in 2001. The concept was pioneered by a select few trailblazers who were merging the technology and user experience of various ...

Cisco Systems Inc., the largest maker of computers that link networks, said Monday that some of its software code that helps run the Internet was posted to a Russian website, and may have been stolen.

Here's a David-and-Goliath story in which Goliath saved David. It involves Cisco (Goliath), a startup called Connectify (David), the website URL "Connectify.com," and a years-long struggle quickly ...