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Forward-Looking Statements
“ Many of the products and features described
herein remain in varying stages of
development and will be offered on a when-
and-if-available basis. This roadmap is
subject to change at the sole discretion of
Cisco, and Cisco will have no liability for
delay in the delivery or failure to deliver any
of the products or features set forth in this
document.”
Cisco SecureX
Security
Architecture
Hrvoje Dogan,
Consulting Systems Engineer,
Security
TODAY’S SECURITY CHALLENGESPiecemeal security approach
Security based on physical structure
doesn’t fit virtual world
New risks in user-owned devices
Vulnerable connections,
confidentiality/compliance risk
Inconsistent wired/wireless access
policies
Compliance
Business ArchitectureCustomers Need to Balance Opposing Forces
Access Control
Cyber Security Smart Connected Communities
Mobility
Cloud
Collaboration
Virtualization
Smart Grid
Connected Cameras, Printers…
Acceptable Use
Threat Protection
Data Security
Control Open
spam bot virus
anti-spam anti-bot anti-virus
Multi-
Dimensional
Challenge
Significant
Change
Requires a new security approach
Multi-
dimensional
Challenge
The Traditional Model
DMZDesktop
The Network
Mobile
Applications and
Data
DMZDesktop
The Network
Mobile
Applications and
Data
DMZDesktop
The Network
The Network
Cisco SecureX Architecture
The Network
The NetworkCisco SecureX
Forward-Looking Statements
“ Many of the products and features described
herein remain in varying stages of
development and will be offered on a when-
and-if-available basis. This roadmap is
subject to change at the sole discretion of
Cisco, and Cisco will have no liability for
delay in the delivery or failure to deliver any
of the products or features set forth in this
document.”
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Appliance Module Cloud
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ServicesPartners Management
Application Programming Interfaces
Cisco SecureX Architecture
Cisco SIO
Local, Global and Correlated Context
TrustSec Support
Cisco ASA: Context Aware
Firewall
WEBFIREWALL/IPS EMAIL
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Global ContextLocal Context +CORRELATED
CONTEXT
Application
Content
Posture
Location
User and Device
Identity
TrustSec
1H 2011 2H 2011
Cisco ASA: Context Aware
Firewall
Fast, Accurate Protection
Cisco
AnyConnect
Any Device,
Anywhere
Corporate
Headquarters
Web
ISP
Datacenter
Firewall/IPS
Branch
Office
Threat
Telemetry
Threat
Telemetry
Cisco SIO
SensorBaseThreat Operations
CenterDynamic Updates
Cisco SIO
Why Cisco SecureX
1 Pervasive Network Visibility and Control
2 Consistent Enforcement of Context-aware Policy
3Security Intelligence (SIO) Protects Against Next Generation of Threats
4 Network Integration Delivers Scalable Security from End Points to Data Center
5
Industry’s Richest, Most Innovative Security Portfolio and Professional Services
Simplified Policy
Enforcement
Context-Aware Scanning
Global Security Fabric
Next Generation Endpoint
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