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Cisco Enterprise Network Security [EOL] vs Tempered Networks comparison

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    Overview

    Your network holds the key to defending your organization. It is critical that your security architecture enable a secure digital network. Cisco switches, routers, and wireless solutions strengthen your security system.  

    Tempered Networks leverages the Host Identity Protocol (HIP), a ratified open standard network security protocol recognized possibly the next big change in IP architecture. HIP enables a paradigm shift in networking that solves the broken trust model in IP networking by separating the role of an IP address as both host identity and location, where hosts are identified using permanent, location-independent cryptographic identities (CID). Now security is built-in from the beginning with verifiable authentication and end-to-end encryption.

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    Cisco Enterprise Network Security [EOL] doesn't meet the minimum requirements to be ranked in Emerging Solutions while Tempered Networks is ranked 20th in Network Access Control (NAC). Cisco Enterprise Network Security [EOL] is rated 0.0, while Tempered Networks is rated 0.0. On the other hand, Cisco Enterprise Network Security [EOL] is most compared with , whereas Tempered Networks is most compared with .

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