Threat-Centric Network Access Control (NAC) with ISE 2.1

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In this Security Chalk Talks video Imran Bashir, TME, introduces Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) Threat-Centric NAC service and its integration with Advance Malware Protection (AMP) and Qualys. This integration enables ISE to take the real time feed from threat severity levels (from AMP) and vulnerability assessment results (from Qualys) and use them to dynamically control the access level of an endpoint or a user on the network. This enables network administrators to restrict access quickly if necessary. To learn more visit http://cs.co/6052BffhC.



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