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Cisco Duo: More than MFA
With hybrid and remote work remaining constant, users are accessing more applications from more devices than ever before. Multi-factor ...
Automating the Creation of ISE Profiling Policies with Pandas
The profiling feature on ISE allows you to dynamically detect and classify endpoints on your network. Endpoint profiles can then be used in ...
ISE BYOD without Native Supplicant Provisioning
When you first install a new ISE deployment the Cisco BU, TMEs, and members of the field have done a great job of providing a bunch of ...
Prevent Data Leaks on ChatGPT using Umbrella
Since the introduction of ChatGPT last fall, organizations around the globe are grappling with the dos and don’ts of incorporating ...
Assuming Roles in the Public Cloud: The Good, The Bad, and the Insecure
Migrating resources to the public cloud, also known as the “shift-left” mentality, helps organizations to optimize their infrastructure, ...
DNS Security and SASE: Extending Security and Zero Trust to the New Network Perimeter
DNS stands for Domain Name System and acts as the “phone book of the internet”, turning IP addresses, such as 157.240.22.35 into Fully ...
Is your organization part of the 15%?
In today's digital age, cybersecurity is a critical aspect of a company's overall security posture. However, a new study conducted by Cisco ...
Using TEAP for more secure 802.1X authentication
As I am sure, most everyone reading this has heard that the use of simple passwords is no longer "secure". Additionally, the use of a ...
Cisco ISE 3.2 Release
This blog explore's our favorite ISE 3.2 features. Feeling gloomy? Cisco ISE 3.2 is there to match your UI with your mood, but there is ...
Cisco ISE Loves The Purge
One of the first things you see when you log in to Cisco ISE is the dashboard containing the organization's Total Endpoints and Active ...