NFL and Cisco strengthen partnership to enhance connectivity and security for NFL International Games – Intelligent CISO

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NFL and Cisco Expand Partnership to Connect and Protect NFL International Games in Brazil, UK, Germany, and Spain

The NFL and Cisco have joined forces to ensure the success of the upcoming NFL International Games in Brazil, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Spain. The partnership will see Cisco providing enterprise networking and cybersecurity solutions to support the league operations across these international venues.

With the same level of technology and expertise used for major events like the Super Bowl, NFL Draft, and NFL Kickoff, Cisco is set to elevate the connectivity and protection of the NFL International Games. The collaboration between the NFL and Cisco has led to the development of a networking and cybersecurity playbook that will be implemented in the upcoming international matchups.

The NFL will benefit from Cisco’s industry-leading solutions, including switching for networking and a combination of on-premises hardware and cloud-based software from the Cisco Security portfolio. This includes Cisco Umbrella, Cisco XDR, Cisco Firepower, and Cisco Secure Malware Analytics, ensuring a secure and reliable network environment.

Gary Brantley, Chief Information Officer at the NFL, expressed confidence in Cisco’s ability to deliver the technology needed for global operations. Rob McQueen, Vice President of Global Sponsorships at Cisco, highlighted the importance of providing connectivity and security for such high-pressure environments.

The partnership between the NFL and Cisco goes beyond the International Games, with Cisco also sponsoring the NFL Flag European Continental Series. This announcement further solidifies the existing relationship between the two organizations, with Cisco serving as the Official Enterprise Networking Partner and Official Cybersecurity Partner of the NFL.

The integration of Cisco technology in NFL stadiums and operations is a testament to the reliability and effectiveness of Cisco’s solutions. With Cisco by their side, the NFL is poised to deliver a seamless and secure experience for players, fans, and stakeholders at the international games.

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