Our corporate logo is an important part of our brand. It represents our identity and is a valuable piece of intellectual property.
Letting other companies use our logo can give the impression that we favor or endorse them. In some situations, it can even mean we have legal liability.
So we're very careful with its use.
To request use of our logo, use the request tool. The process is easier if a Cisco employee sponsors your request, so please talk with your Cisco contact first.
We have created special logos for partners and education programs. You'll find information on those logos below.
Request use of Cisco's corporate logos based on your eligibility with our permission request form.
Partnership logos and wordmarks help you differentiate yourself in the market.
Please Visit Partner Branding page to download your relationship logo, workmarks, and usage guidelines.
Individuals who have received specific training and certification from Cisco can use these logos as personal identifiers.
Generally speaking, Cisco does not grant permission for use of its corporate logo to third parties. However, there are a few exceptions. This section provides details on those exceptions as well as some guidelines and rules regarding the corporate logo.
Be sure to report suspected misuse of Cisco intellectual property, such as logos, trademarks, and copyrighted material.