It happens to everybody. You purchase a new bit of technology, and there are features and functionalities that you just aren’t aware of. There are a million reasons why this might be true—you might be too busy to dive too deeply into the resource guide or maybe you think you can do fine with just the basics—but these unknown features are waiting for you to unlock them. And once you do, it will make your life better.
If you’re feeling that way about Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE); don’t fret, help is on the way!
The great thing about Cisco ISE is that every month, ISE experts spend some time going over those features that you may not know about. All it takes is about an hour of your time to listen to Technical Marketing Engineers (TMEs) and Customer Success (CX) engineers run through the features that will both strengthen your network, save your company some money and—most importantly—save you valuable time. Once you put those Cisco ISE features to work on your network, you’ll be able to devote your efforts to other more important tasks.
This month’s webinar topic is on: Secure RADIUS & TACACS+ to ISE with IPsec Native Tunnels. The live broadcast will be held on Thursday February 22 at 8:00 am PST. But if you aren’t able to experience this live, it will be recorded and made available for you to listen to at your leisure.
What is this all about? Here’s a quick rundown:
RADIUS & TACACS+ were some of the first protocols built for network security and remain relevant nearly 30+ years later. However, their lack of encryption has become a glaring issue as people want to protect their network access control traffic from their branches or even directly from their network access devices over the Internet. We will show you how to use native IPsec tunnels in ISE 3.3 to your Cisco Catalyst network devices to accomplish this.
In addition to learning about the topics during the webinars, you are given the opportunity to ask a panel of experts about ISE.
Register for upcoming ISE webinars including Secure RADIUS & TACACS+ to ISE with IPsec Native Tunnels at https://cs.co/ise-webinars . See the archive of our past webinars on the CiscoISE YouTube Channel: https://cs.co/ise-youtube
If you want to learn more about ISE, check it out on cisco.com.
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