Onboarding
Steps:
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Step 1: Learn about Cisco Secure Access
- Task 1: View the Secure Access page on Cisco.com
- Step 2: Get started with Cisco Secure Access
Implement
Steps
- Step 1: Configure Infrastructure
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Step 2: Provision Users and Groups
- Task 3: Use one of the supported provisioning methods to provision users
- Step 3: Configure Single Sign-On authentication
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Step 4: Configure DNS servers
- Task 7: Configure DNS Servers to access customer's private applications
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Step 5: Configure private resources
- Task 8: Define and configure your private resources for your users
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Step 6: Configure Access Controls
- Task 9: Configure rules defaults and global settings
- Step 7: Configure End User connectivity
- Step 8: Deploy Cisco Secure Access Root Certificate
Use
Steps: 3 Steps / 13Tasks
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Step 1: Observe Secure Access Traffic
- Task 1: Confirm there is traffic flowing onto the dashboard
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Step 2: Deploy Secure Client to additional users
- Task 2: Increase the number of clientless users or connect additional private applications
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Step 3: Monitor Secure Access reports
- Task 12: Review the pre-defined reports such as Security Overview, Security Activity, Activity Search, etc.
Engage
Steps
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Step 1: Continue to connect to Secure Access
- Task 1: Deploy Secure Client to additional users or connect additional branches to increase daily average number of users
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Step 2: Validate rule efficacy
- Task 2: Validate intended access to private resources
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Step 3: Configure Virtual Private Networks (VPN) profiles
- Task 3: Configure authentication for VPN (Virtual Private Networks)
- Step 4: Configure Posture profiles
Adopt
Steps
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Step 1: Increase user traffic
- Task 1: Increase the number of private applications to increase daily average traffic per user for Cisco Secure Access
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Step 2: Monitor Secure Access reports
- Task 2: Review predefined Secure Access reports
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Step 3: Configure Data Loss Prevention policy
- Task 3: Add rules to the Data Loss Prevention policy
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Step 4: Manage Intrusion Prevention Profiles
- Task 3: Configure custom IPS profile for private access
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