Cisco Trustsec Services: Protect Network Access and Assets
Cisco Trustsec Services: Protect Network Access and Assets
Cisco Trustsec Services: Protect Network Access and Assets
The IEEE 802.1X standard simplifies interoperability and compatibility of authentication methods and, when used in conjunction with Cisco TrustSec, it helps you increase control over security access. Figure 1 shows a Cisco TrustSec deployed with ISE.
Figure 1. Cisco TrustSec Infrastructure
AnyConnect 3.0 or 802.1X Supplicant Guest Users IP Phones IP Cisco Catalyst Switch Stop Cisco Catalyst Switch Campus Network Stop Wireless LAN Protected Controller Resources Cisco Nexus Identity Services Engine
Increase your control over guest access rights by helping you enable the capabilities and features that best meet your requirements Improve the day-to-day practicality of your secure access solution by helping you better manage the balance between supporting collaboration while protecting organizational information and assets
802.1X
Users, Endpoints
NetworkAttached Device
Benefits
Cisco TrustSec Services help you successfully deploy a system that gives you increased control over your assets and information by supporting managed, unmanaged, and unknown assets as well as employees, guests, and contractors. Cisco TrustSec can help you: Gain visibility across the network by discovering and mapping your network security devices Decrease deployment time by applying leading practice tools and processes
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ISE Design and Proof of Concept Service: Provides high-level and low-level design development that meets the technology requirements and design goals of your Cisco TrustSec 802.1x deployment. We provide a technology readiness assessment prior to design development, lab-based proof-of-concept testing, and remote design support to validate that the solution will successfully meet your needs.
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