Microsoft Teams has become the de facto meeting platform for unclassified calls across the US Army. There's good news coming for anyone who joins Teams meetings via Cisco in-room video devices, since there will soon be support for native Microsoft Teams Rooms (MTR) on these Cisco endpoints. To benefit from MTR o n your Cisco video devices, you will need to start preparing today, ahead of its release in DoD environments. This blog explains what's coming, why it's great news for the US Army, and what you need to do now.

Discover how Army GEMSS Triage Support helps Army IT teams quickly resolve complex Cisco technology challenges before the contract year ends. Learn what triage is, how to submit a request and why now is the time to use your remaining triage weeks to strengthen your network and mission readiness.

Cisco's updated Comply-to-Connect (C2C) training, developed with WWT, aligns with DoD Zero Trust pillars and now includes third-party integrations like MECM, Tenable and Trellix to address mixed-vendor endpoint compliance. Delivered through Cisco U, it provides labs, videos, and six technical tracks focused on Cisco ISE configuration, policy and compliance, supporting secure C2C deployment across DoD environments.

While a Cisco U subscription is the primary method for Army users to maintain Cisco Certification, the good news is that there are many alternative free courses available in Cisco U to the public to help maintain user certifications.

Discover Cisco's new Special Release Learning Paths designed to help engineers build in-demand skills in network automation, data center automation, security, and professional communication. This update also highlights enhancements to the Comply-to-Connect (C2C) training program, supporting DoD Zero Trust initiatives with improved reporting, updated labs, and expanded guidance for implementing Cisco ISE and endpoint visibility.