Cisco Secure Firewall Ease of Use - Management
What is your impression of the ease of use when it comes to managing Cisco Secure Firewall?
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Bryan Litaker
Enterprise Architect at a tech services company with 51-200 employees
I like the ASDM for the firewall because it is visual. With the command line, it is harder to visualize what is going on. A picture is worth a thousand words.
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Shashidhara B N
Director & CIO of IT services at Connectivity IT Services Private Limited
Cisco makes it more convenient to manage our resources. It has a nice UI, or we can go into the command-line level.
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Paul Nduati
Assistant Ict Manager at a transportation company with 51-200 employees
I love the ASDM (Adaptive Security Device Manager) which is the management suite. It's a GUI and you're able to see everything at a glance without using the command line. There are those who love the CLI, but with ASDM it is easier to see where everything is going and where the problems are.
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DonaldFitzai
Network Administrator at Cluj County Council
I like the ease of administration and the overall speed of processing web traffic. The modules help protect and administer web traffic.
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- Multiple Tools
- Reduce Firewall Operational Costs
- Visibility - Deep Packet Inspection
- Dynamic Policies - Integration, Secure Workload
- Ease of Management - Compared
- Application Visibility and Control
- FMC - Cost Savings
- Network Workload Microsegmentation - Assess
- Dynamic Policies - Importance
- Ease of Use - Management
- Cost-Effectiveness Compared
- Network Workload Microsegmentation - Policies
- Snort 3 IPS - Effect
- SK - SecureX Ribbon Integrated in FMC
- Cisco Product Integration
- EVENT - END USER - Migration Tool
- EVENT - END USER - Securing Infrastructure
- EVENT - END USER - Saved Time
- EVENT - RESELLER - Cisco Talos
- EVENT - RESELLER - Tool Consolidation
- EVENT - END USER - Choosing Cisco
- EVENT - RESELLER - Previous Solution
- EVENT - RESELLER - Value
- EVENT - RESELLER - On-Prem Deployment Model
- EVENT - RESELLER - Migration Tool
- EVENT - RESELLER - Reduce MTTR
- EVENT - RESELLER - Choosing Cisco
- EVENT - END USER - Model Number
- EVENT - END USER - Free Up Staff
- EVENT - END USER - Tool Consolidation
- EVENT - END USER - Ease of Implementation
- EVENT - END USER - Deployment Model
- EVENT - RESELLER - Ease of Implementation
- EVENT - SUITE - Reduce OpEx
- EVENT - SUITE - Choosing Cisco
- EVENT - SUITE - Which Solutions
- EVENT - SUITE - Product Integration
- EVENT - SUITE - Securing Infrastructure
- EVENT - SUITE - Saved Time
- EVENT - CISCO LIVE - Application Visibility
- EVENT - CISCO LIVE - Securing Infrastructure
- EVENT - CISCO LIVE - Resilience
- EVENT - CISCO LIVE - What Would You Say
- EVENT - CISCO LIVE - Why Chose
- EVENT - CISCO LIVE - Ease of Implementation
- EVENT - CISCO LIVE - Free Up Staff
- EVENT - CISCO LIVE - Consolidate Tools - Effect
- EVENT - CISCO LIVE - Consolidate Tools - Which Ones
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