Zero Trust

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.

With Cisco Secure Network Analytics release, 7.3.2 users can gain complete and continuous remote worker visibility, expand data collection capabilities to experience further extended visibility and enhanced context, and more!

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

Recently, the Biden Administration issued a new executive order on improving the nation’s cybersecurity. Cisco stands ready to assist - discover the technologies that will make it happen in our latest blog.

Read about the biggest cyber attacks of 2020. And learn how you can’t stop every threat, but you can mitigate damage with a zero-trust architecture.

ISE 3.0 takes a big leap forward to simplify and ease the deployment of network segmentation, while giving customers the visibility they require to ensure this level of protection doesn’t shut down business objectives. Read our blog to learn more.

Zero-Trust means a lot of different things to a lot of different people but we can all agree that zero-trust means exactly that! We will focus on a use case to define an approach we can take to determine the capabilities required to achieve zero-trust.

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.

Reduce your business risk by securing your workloads. Be vigilant in monitoring and revisiting the basics often. By questioning everything, and focusing on the basics, you will achieve better security.