With an increased number of users and devices accessing networks remotely, protecting an organization's data from network security breaches becomes more complex. Administrators can use Cisco Identity Services Engine to control who has access to their network and ensure authorized policy-compliant devices are being used. IT administrators can use ISE for policy enforcement, visibility, granting guest access to the network, threat containment, tool integrations, device administration and bring-your-own-device (BYOD) management.
Cisco ISE can authenticate wired, wireless and virtual private network (VPN) users. Authorized and unauthorized users are logged so administrators can view who and which devices are connected to their network at any time. Administrators can also configure network devices with IPv6.
