policy management

TrustSec Policy Analytics – Part Three delves deeper into how users can validate policies and accelerate group-based policy adoption through policy visualization with Cisco Secure Network Analytics’ new TrustSec Analytics reports.

TrustSec Policy Analytics – Part Two delves deeper into how users can validate policies and accelerate group-based policy adoption through policy visualization with Cisco Secure Network Analytics’ new TrustSec Analytics reports.

Cisco Secure Network Analytics' new TrustSec Analytics reports enable users to visualize group communications, validate policies, streamline policy violation investigations, and accelerate policy adoption efforts

How can we simplify remote access, provide resiliency for telemetry sources, reduce organizational risk AND provide the visibility into policy required to embrace zero trust and network segmentation? Read the Cisco Secure Network Analytics Release 7.3.1 blog to find out.

Manage a consistent posture from your physical network to the cloud all from a single pane of glass. 

I was very excited to finally get a chance to cover Tetration, especially when I learned that Cisco IT wanted to weigh-in on their experience with the platform. As you know, IT isn’t prone to blindness by “shiny objects.” They’re interested in solving real problems, and Cisco IT is no different.

In June, we announced that Cisco was recognized by Infonetics Research as a Leader in the Policy Management scorecard, based on feedback from service provider customers, vendor market share, market share momentum, financials, brand recognition, reputation for innovation, and other benchmarks. One area of strength highlighted in the scorecard was

Last week, we were thrilled to receive the news that Infonetics scored Cisco Policy Suite as a Leader in the Policy Management Scorecard. Cisco was one of only two leaders recognized by Infonetics in this space and was recognized for building “… up its position in the market rapidly after its acquisition of BroadHop, demonstrating […]

The Cisco IT network services team views network programmability—the broader category that includes SDN, or Software-Defined Networking—as one of our top priorities. To clarify terms, SDN is a network architecture that decouples the control plane (that is, the building of a routing table) from the data plane, moving the control plane to a software-based centralized […]