Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE)
Monitor The Devices and Users On Your Network
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Enforce policy, manage endpoints, and deliver trusted access across your stack with multi-cloud NAC and zero trust. Leverage intel from all sources to ensure top-notch security for your organization.
Protect your application workloads, regardless of their location, with comprehensive security measures.
The ISE in zero-trust architecture serves as the policy decision point, leveraging data from the stack to authenticate users and endpoints to ensure security and a safe environment.
Leverage Resilience
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ISE enables secure connections by verifying trusted users and their devices, ensuring access to resources within a self-managed network. This establishes the foundations for resilience and protects against unauthorized access.
Think Differently
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By transitioning from infrastructure in a box to infrastructure as code (IaC), businesses can maintain their integrity while also aligning access and policies to their overall strategy and objectives.
Clear As Day
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ISE is instrumental in providing crucial information about network users, their devices, and connections. By leveraging important intelligence, ISE seamlessly identifies, categorizes, and charts the profiles of all connected devices.
Be Aware
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ISE 3.x enables device posture verification, providing users with an easy way to ensure that their devices comply with security policies. ISE can better protect the network, data, and resources from potential hostile attacks.
Featured Product Documentation
Easy-to-use System For An Effortless Onboard
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Boost efficiency and user satisfaction by giving users control over their devices via self-service portals like SAML 2.0. Reduce the need for help desk tickets and empower your users to add and manage their own devices.
Know Your User
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To ensure precise control over network access, detailed profiles of users, locations, and access types, must be initiated by compiling relevant data for proper security measures.
Ability To Control Authroizations
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By implementing virtual LAN (VLAN) assignments, Access Control Lists (dACLs), URL redirects, and named ACLs, we can effectively secure our network against unwanted and potentially harmful connections.