NEW YORK - Cisco Systems Inc., one of the titans of the technology industry, on Tuesday said it is killing the Flip Video, the most popular video camera in the U.S., just two years after it bought the ...

Cisco is walking into an ethical quagmire with its eyes firmly shut. The issue in this case is the company's involvement in one of the world's largest surveillance projects, being built in the Chinese ...

Cisco Systems Inc., the world's largest maker of computer networking gear, announced Tuesday it plans to close its Flip video camera business and "align" operations in a massive refocusing. According ...

Cisco’s new PVC300 Pan Tilt Optical Zoom Internet Camera provides a suite of surveillance features aimed at small companies who want to keep a watchful eye on their employees and business property.

The acquisition, and its high-dollar price tag, has industry analysts wondering exactly why Cisco would scoop up a purely consumer-centric technology, that by many accounts is more a toy than a tool.

The Flip digital video camera has flopped. Cisco, the internet networking giant, has decided to shut down the videocam business as part of a larger restructuring that will involve cutting about 550 ...

Cisco is snipping the wires from hardwired surveillance cameras, rolling out IP cameras that hook into Cisco networks and that can be watched from any network point—not just the traditional central ...

Cisco is shutting down a business unit that it bought for over half-a-billion dollars: the Flip camcorder division. That's a shame, considering how high the Flip was flying a few short years ago. It's ...

Cisco has released security updates for high-severity security flaws affecting Webex Teams for Windows, its Identity Services Engine, and Video Surveillance 8000 Series IP Cameras. In this month's ...

New Delhi, Oct 8 : Networking giant Cisco has disclosed and released key security patches for critical flaws affecting Webex Teams for Windows and a video surveillance camera series. The company said ...

As the Internet of Things proliferates, security cameras are getting smarter. Today, these devices have machine learning capability that helps the camera automatically identify what it’s looking at — ...

Networking giant Cisco Systems has moved its push into the market for physical security one step further, introducing its first-ever IP-based video surveillance camera. The company is betting that ...