Byron Magrane

Cisco ISE 3.3 has more features without added complications, includingWi-Fi Edge Analytics, Split Upgrade and Multi-Factor Classification. With the number of new features and functionality that comes with the Cisco ISE 3.3 update, you will notice an increase in efficiency and visibility, enhancing your network’s security overall.

Learn more about Cisco Identity Service Engine (ISE) in a one-hour webinar on “ISE 101 Basics” set for Thursday, March 23 at 9am PT. Whether you are new to ISE or just want a quick rehash of what the next generation Network Access Control (NAC) solution is all about, this webinar is must-see TV.

Cisco is proud to announce that the Catalyst 9162 Access Points are now available to order. Perfect for small and medium-sized organizations, the Catalyst 9162 APs are Wi-Fi 6E compliant and allow you to make the choice of operational mode—on-premises or cloud.

Hybrid work is not a trend but has true staying power. Your network needs to be fortified so that it can run quickly, simply, and securely. The best way to do that is with Cisco Access Networking products.

The last few years have been challenging. Cisco Hybrid work takes those challenges head-on and makes it work for your business. Start to research Hybrid work with a look at our newest Access Point: Cisco Catalyst 9136.

Join Cisco expert Jim Florwick as he answers questions about the newest extension, Wi-Fi 6E, and how it will affect your network. In less than ten minutes Florwick will explain why Wi-Fi 6E is going to be the next big thing in wireless—you won't want to miss this.

Listen to our latest Insider's Podcast for Networking to quickly get up to speed on all things Wi-Fi 6E. Cisco Product Marketing managers, Nicholas Swiatecki and David Wolf, dive into the details of what upgrades to prepare for, legacy clients and some real world Wi-Fi 6E use cases.

Join Cisco Principal Wireless Architect Mark Krischer as he hosts a special edition of the Cisco Insiders Series for Networking podcast as he discusses Wi-Fi 6E with two of Cisco’s wireless experts: Technical Leader from the Technical Marketing Engineering team Jim Florwick and Product Marketing Manager David Wolf.

The end-of-life for the certain Aironet 802.11ac Wave 2 (Wi-Fi 5) Access Points provides the perfect opportunity to upgrade to the Cisco Catalyst 9100 WI-Fi 6 (802.11ax) Access Points. With the ability to handle increased mobile traffic and support IoT at scale, Cisco’s Wi-Fi 6 access points have superior RF innovations that expand wireless access and provide an uninterrupted network experience that is intelligent, reliable and secure.