From the course: Cisco CCNP Security SCOR v1.1 (350-701) Cert Prep
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Profiling
From the course: Cisco CCNP Security SCOR v1.1 (350-701) Cert Prep
Profiling
- [Instructor] Another great technique for providing secure network access is profiling. We're going to discuss this from the perspective of Cisco ISE to see those benefits. The profiling service in Cisco ISE has the ability to identify each device that connects to your network. By profiling, we simply mean that we are gathering data about a specific endpoint in order to determine information about the device, such as the operating system or the type of device. There are many use cases for this, including developing different policies based on device types. For instance, you might want to handle an iPad on the network differently than you would a workstation. As another example, we can manage access to our devices that do not authenticate with the network, such as printers. If we go to the top Work Centers menu here in Cisco ISE, we're going to see a profile or section in the middle of this pop-out menu. And from this section we want to choose Endpoint Classification. From here we're…
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Guest services6m 48s
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Profiling7m 32s
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BYOD policies5m 52s
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802.1X11m 11s
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MAB4m 56s
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WebAuth7m 43s
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DNS tunneling3m 15s
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HTTPS3m 50s
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Email3m 12s
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File transfer protocols3m 54s
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ICMP4m 8s
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NTP3m 34s
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Cisco Stealthwatch6m 58s
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Cisco Stealthwatch cloud5m 53s
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Cisco CTA and ETA6m 23s
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Cisco AnyConnect Network Visibility Module (NVM)3m 26s
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