#CiscoDNA

Cisco’s multidomain integration is a new chapter in the intent-based networking journey with access and security policies that follow users and devices as network traffic traverses between domains.

How can you quantify the real business value that customers are seeing from AI/ML technology in Cisco DNA Center? In a video case study, the IT staff of REWE Group, one of Europe’s largest supermarket chains, breaks it down.

No more segmentation procrastination! Use Cisco DNA solutions to easily segment the network in your campus, branches, and extend it up to your data center and cloud. Provide the enhanced security, better access control, improved monitoring, and faster containment you need with policy-based drag and drop simplicity.

To meet the demands imposed by digital transformation, enterprise networks are increasingly complex and rapidly exceeding the abilities of humans to manage them effectively. Network controllers, following intent-based networking principles, automate management processes, minimize manual efforts, and make the network work in lockstep with business needs.

To modernize their networking infrastructure, Waterford Institute of Technology chose Cisco Catalyst 9K family of switches and wireless network devices, along with Cisco DNA Center, Cisco SD-Access, and Cisco DNA Assurance solutions. With it they can automate, assure network performance, and provide better security and network experience to their students and staff, and to startup companies in their incubation center.

Cisco's holistic focus in providing secure, resilient and intelligent solutions resulted in Gartner naming Cisco a Leader in the 2019 Magic Quadrant for Wired and Wireless LAN Access Infrastructure.

A Cisco Enterprise Agreement makes software easy to buy, consume, and manage. With a Cisco EA, customers can focus on strategic revenue producing activities instead of mundane licensing tasks.

Many IoT devices were not designed with built-in security. Cisco DNA Center enables complete visibility of the entire network, identifying and neutralizing sophisticated threats before they can cause harm.

Wireless technologies, AI, rich behavioral and telemetry databases, more flexible and economical WAN links, and abundant cloud compute resources are becoming available to address the new reality of increasingly complex networks.