Gain awareness of everything hitting your network. Provide access consistently and efficiently. Relieve the stress of complex access management. ISE supports AAA, 802.1X, guest, BYOD, Cisco pxGrid, and mobile device management. Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) can scale to up to 500,000 endpoints per deployment. Cisco physical appliances are based on the Cisco UCS C220 server and get configured to support Cisco Identity Services Engine or choose a VM. Simplify access across wired, wireless, and VPN connections. Policies are cascaded across all types of access points and enforced by TrustSec software-defined segmentation. Cisco Identity Services Engine simplifies the delivery of consistent, highly secure access control across wired and wireless multivendor networks and remote VPN connections. With far-reaching, intelligent sensor and profiling capabilities, Cisco Identity Services Engine can reach deep into the network to deliver superior visibility into who and what are accessing resources.
In addition, you can protect critical data through the solution’s Cisco Threat Centric NAC feature: Dynamically change your users’ access privileges when their threat or vulnerability scores go up. Stop a threat immediately by directing Cisco ISE to contain the device. Automate your responses so you don’t have to spend time on threats that are clearly identified. Change users’ access privileges before or after they get on the network, based on their threat score. If a device starts to act suspiciously, you can automatically deny it access to critical resources such as finance or patient records while allowing access to noncritical resources. You can use the standard expressions of the Structured Threat Information Expression (STIX) for threats and the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) for vulnerabilities to help ensure consistent categorization and responses. Qualys is integrated with Cisco pxGrid for vulnerabilities and Cisco AMP for threats.
Cisco Identity Services Engine — Stop And Contain Network Threats
Reduce risks and contain threats by dynamically controlling network access. Cisco ISE Identity Services Engine can assess vulnerabilities and apply threat intelligence. It can also contain a suspicious device for remediation. We call this Cisco Rapid Threat Containment. Get answers fast about threats on your network and stop them even faster. Rapid Threat Containment uses an open integration of Cisco’s security products, technologies from Cisco security partners, and the network control of the Cisco Identity Services Engine. In addition, you can protect critical data through the solution’s Cisco Threat Centric NAC feature, dynamically change your users’ access privileges when their threat or vulnerability scores go up. Cisco ISE transforms the network from a simple conduit for data into a security enforcer that accelerates the time to detection and time to resolution of threats.
Share User And Device Details
Users and devices are shown in a simple, flexible interface. Cisco ISE Identity Services Engine shares details through the Cisco Platform Exchange Grid (pxGrid) with partner platforms to make them user, device, and network aware. Cisco pxGrid’s unified framework makes collaboration possible across systems in multivendor, cross-platform networks. Today’s IT infrastructure requires numerous tools and platforms to keep a network and its connected devices secure and operating smoothly. The frequent result, “silos” of information that isn’t shared. The industry has historically used APIs to share information between platforms. Cisco pxGrid, with its unified framework, effectively addresses this issue. Our ecosystem partners need to integrate their technologies with pxGrid only once. They can then share context bidirectional with many platforms without the need to adopt platform-specific APIs. Reduce risks and contain threats by dynamically controlling network access.
Cisco Secure Network Server 3595
Support for up to 20,000 concurrent sessions in a single standalone appliance or up to 40,000 concurrent sessions per appliance in a multiappliance cluster. Granting and denying network access has evolved beyond simple user name and password verifications. Today, additional attributes related to users and their devices are used as decision criteria in determining authorized network access. Additionally, network service provisioning can be based on data such as the type of device accessing the network, including whether it is a corporate or personal device. The Cisco Secure Network Server is a scalable solution that helps network administrators meet complex network access control demands by managing the many different operations that can place heavy loads on applications and servers. The Cisco Secure Network Server is based on the Cisco UCS C220 Rack Server and is configured specifically to support the Cisco Identity Services Engine and Access Control System (ACS) security applications.
Cisco Secure Network Server 3515
Support for up to 7500 concurrent sessions in a single standalone appliance or per appliance in a multiappliance cluster. Granting and denying network access has evolved beyond simple user name and password verifications. Today, additional attributes related to users and their devices are used as decision criteria in determining authorized network access. Additionally, network service provisioning can be based on data such as the type of device accessing the network, including whether it is a corporate or personal device. The Cisco Secure Network Server is a scalable solution that helps network administrators meet complex network access control demands by managing the many different operations that can place heavy loads on applications and servers. The Cisco Secure Network Server is based on the Cisco UCS C220 Rack Server and is configured specifically to support the Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) and Access Control System security applications.
Cisco ISE Identity Services Engine
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