SDA
Network automation: offering choices now key
Moving your IT organization to network automation and programmability now requires offering choices based on three key options.
Cisco leads intent-based networking over the competition
Intent-based networking addresses a critical challenge to bridge the gap between business and IT – to provision, modify and assure massive networks without compromising security and application performance. But how do vendor implementations compare?
Better Security with Trusted Access
In 2019, a better security posture begins with continuous threat detection and continuously verifying trust. At Cisco, we call our trust-centric approach to security Cisco Trusted Access.
Life as Cisco’s Chief Stroopwafel Officer
How do Stroopwafels connect this Cisco Systems Enginner? Nicole W. shares her story - and explains what Stroopwafels are!
A Year’s Worth of Intent-based Networking Innovation
At Cisco, we have spent many of these last 525,600 minutes developing, innovating and working together with customers and partners to help advance their Intent-based networking journeys. #CiscoDNA
The Network Intuitive put to the test
Setting up Cisco Digital Network Architecture (DNA) Center and Software-Defined Access (SD-Access) for the DevNet Zone. A Cisco on Cisco story!
#CiscoChat Podcast: Take the Complexity Out of Your Network with Software-Defined Access
Cisco Live EMEA may have just concluded, but IT insights continue to pour in from across the pond in Barcelona. The latest? It’s all about attaining enterprise network ease — with the power of Software-Defined Access (SD-Access).
The Momentum of Cisco’s Software Defined-Access Continues
As networks grow, so does the complexity that comes with adding new applications and on-boarding new devices—including IoT—all while delivering a more secure network.
#TheGrubbCast, Episode 1: How Unified Access Helps Us Respond to Changing Workforce Models
Jim Grubb talks to Jeff McLoughlin, Principal TME, Cisco Enterprise Switching & Wireless, about the value adds of SDA (efficiency, automation, scalability, security) and what they mean for network operations...