I tried to download the report, but first the Cisco website wanted me to turn on Javascript. What kind of security would I get if I let any random website run arbitrary Javascript in my browser? I was willing to briefly do that to get the report (foolish me), but even after typing in my name and email address, it took me to a page that refused to download the report, claiming:

Login required.

So, Mr. High Security, why don't you put this allegedly public report at an alleged public URL where ordinary people can download it without "logging in" to a site that they have no reason to log in to. I mean, I could turn on cookies, and enable Referer:, and make up a fake registration name, and all that jazz, but really, it's useless-forced-registration sites like yours that give the Web a bad name. Why not just put your public report at a URL that responds to an ordinary HTTP or HTTPS access by, ahem, transmitting the public PDF document to the requester?