cisco网络安全体系架构—SEVT.pptVIP

* * * * * * * Having effective network security in place may fall short for some of these new emerging threats. Email and Web interactions are required for communication and collaboration and thus must be allowed into the enterprise. Effective firewall, IPS and other security rules and policies are not focused on the content of these interactions and the threats they introduce. Thus, content security is needed to protect these areas inspect interactions and apply policies. * Cisco is focused on addressing and delivering solutions for business security . Those solutions are delivered as components of the Self-Defending Network security strategy. This approach allows organizations to streamline IT Risk Management by reducing security and compliance risk, enforcing business policies and protecting critical assets, all while decreasing the IT administrative burden and reducing total cost of ownership. The Cisco Self-Defending Network strategy is built upon bringing together the core capabilities in the areas of endpoint, network, content and application security. All of these are required to deliver a more comprehensive solutions approach for security and address today’s security challenges. In order to enable the systems approach, systems management for security, much like Tivoli for IT, provide the required services to provide monitoring, policy, identity and reputation. This unifies the disparate services provided for endpoint, network, content and application security. The Cisco Self-Defending Network does this with a strategy that pulls together best of breed products into a systems approach. This strategy allows organizations to recognize the benefits of leadership, best of breed products, while at the same time gaining all the advantages that an integrated, systems approach can provide. * management/ongoing people and time Collaboration/automatic, real time versus human Protection (compliance, risk management) Unified policy, management, controls, reput