Watch the Archive of the Networks That Know You, Identity-Based Networking Services TechChat
This Cisco Live in Second Life TechChat featured Shelly Cadora, PhD, and Ken Hook, technical marketing engineer, for Identity-Based Networking solutions at Cisco. During this TechChat, Cadora and Hook discussed how Cisco’s Identity-Based Networking Services (IBNS) help businesses by providing an innovative, scalable, and flexible solution to manage identity; the foundation for securing your network and business resources.
View this online discussion to hear how IBNS:
• Helps you understand and control who is on your network
• Reduces overall investment by enabling identity of legacy hardware
• Enables cost-effective management of changes throughout the organization
• Is a scalable and more flexible identity solution, making it easier to deploy
Click play below to view the archive.
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Posted by Dannette Veale at 08:00AM PST
biometric01 Mar 31, 2009
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