Now going over all those different ways to actually add security may beg the
question of inside of our platform as a service model that we have inside of
our sandbox.
How do we take care of it? Well, I'm glad you asked again as we move over to
the side screen.
Down there. And as you can see here, we're back to where we actually started in
the actual catalyst center sandbox inside of our demo here.
But one of the things that we have that we have really touched on yet is the WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
But one of the things that we have that we have really touched on yet is the
ice server ice ice baby. And we're taking a look at the ISE here for Cisco.
And as we know already, we ice is more of our secure platform in order to
implement many, many different things.
We can normally use it to manage different network devices, implement security
and also apply things like 8021x.
But as we're sitting here in inside of the dashboard, I also want to point out
real quick that you can actually select the device and go down and see the WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
real quick that you can actually select the device and go down and see the
different attributes to this actual device.
So even the point to where you can see the VMDK that it's running right there,
because that'll give you more information as you start to enter that
infrastructure as a service and see what this is actually sitting that on those
actual physical servers inside of either the type one or type two.
A hypervisor and virtualization infrastructure. So if we go back to just click WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
A hypervisor and virtualization infrastructure. So if we go back to just click
anywhere else, you can go back to the access details and see where all the
information is to be able to access these different systems.
Find the IP address, log in and password information for your actual ice. And
do remember that we still have to be connected to our VPN that this is for in
order to be able to access all this.
And I already have my ice opened up here. Now, this doesn't have a lot of
different things inside of it because we're in a sandbox environment and there WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
different things inside of it because we're in a sandbox environment and there
's not that many devices on here.
My fact, we go back to our catalyst center. And I'll show you how I got to this
in just a second, but we only have four switches inside of our mock network.
And I get went to the top left. I went to provision and then the inventory. And
that's where these four switches came up at.
Switching back over to our ice, we can actually go in here and use this to be
able to identify key points of different endpoints and their configurations and WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
able to identify key points of different endpoints and their configurations and
security measures.
And we'll take a look at how we can actually dive in on the security. Now on
our top left, where we have the Cisco ice label, we're going to click on the
three little lines there.
And make sure it'll start off with context visibility, but we're going to go
over to the administration tab. Now in here, you can see where we have a lot of
what we were talking about while ago as far as like the actual prevention of
access to inside the API and on those different devices for overall access in WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
access to inside the API and on those different devices for overall access in
general.
And we can go in here and look at how we want to kind of configure some of
these things. We can actually go into device portal management and see our
block list, bring your devices certificate, prevention, provisioning and also
go up into the actual radius servers, radius server sequences.
Now the reason that we're not really diving into these too much is because
based on our sandbox mode, we're very much limited on the amount of
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availability that we have.
See, in full implementation, we'd have multiple devices implemented and we'd be
able to go through and configure a lot of these things.
But this is just a quick overview to show you that some of the things that we
mentioned in our API security concerns and just overall security concerns in
general can be addressed inside of our ice server inside of our platform.
And this is still inside of our platform as a service model because we're
actually in the application of it instead of the actual hardware, which is more WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
actually in the application of it instead of the actual hardware, which is more
in line with the infrastructure as a service.
Yes, we're still using that actual browser to get to where we're at right here,
but we can actually go through and make changes inside the actual program
itself to implement for software as a service, which is more at the user end of
our infrastructure, our excuse me, our
cloud service modeling that we have implemented within our organization
currently.
So we're able to go in and actually take a look at policy sets, make sure it WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
So we're able to go in and actually take a look at policy sets, make sure it
makes some policy changes.
And one thing I want to also point out too is if I close this right here, I
want to hone in on the fact that this could also do vulnerability and threat.
But we're going to come back to that here in just a little bit.