Tag: Cisco Firepower

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Investments in cyber-security are gaining importance more than ever before, and taking care of network security, access, users and data is no longer just a matter of responding to ad hoc threats when they appear. A new reality, where many processes happen virtually or in a cloud environment, requires proactive steps towards achieving effective protection […]

On 8th of October 2019 we hosted first event from the new series: Tech Meeting Series. The conference cycle is intended for IT departments, engineers and IT managers who want to follow latest technology trends, want to talk about the technology with others, share experience and look for solutions best suitable for their organizations.

In this post we are going to focus on the scripts included in FTD and FMC operating systems that help to troubleshoot connections between FTD sensors and Cisco Firepower Management Center. As they are run from the “expert mode” (super user), it is better that you have a deep understanding of any potential impact on […]

This post should help you to understand the Firepower sensor registration in Firepower Management Center process and uncover the communication specifics between firepower components. I will also give you some additional hints what to check to verify the registration. In order to make troubleshooting easier there will be dedicated troubleshooting post later on. 1. High […]

Today I have the privilege to announce our new Cisco ASA FirePOWER and Cisco ASA Services training agenda. In this post, I will describe the agenda in detail and what you can expect from each training module. As you perhaps recall from the short agenda posted on our training list, this training is a condensed […]

After having tons of discussions about user identity and why VLANs are important, or if ACL is enough for securing the corporate services, we all (I believe) know the answers. Networking people stepped up to the next level starting to ask how to keep track of user identity. Why? One thing is that corporate policies […]