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You've probably heard that Cisco will be hosting a webinar Today at 1pm ET called
WEBINAR: How to Simplify Network Security with Catalyst Switches.

Network security used to be so simple. Today, with the BYOD revolution, workspaces that know no boundaries, and highly sophisticated cyberthreats, it's a virtual jungle.

Learn how you can simplify network security and fortify your defense against any threats with the comprehensive, natively built-in security features of Cisco Catalyst switches. Discover how to unify and automate access control and security for wired, wireless, and VPNs. Find out how you can automatically enforce consistent security policies throughout your entire network, from the edge to your data center and private cloud.

See how you can minimize network complexity with built-in device profiling, detect denial-of-service (DoS) attacks and network-propagated worms faster, and ensure data-in-transit confidentiality. Enjoy a guided tour of the embedded security features of Cisco Catalyst switches, including:

• Cisco ISE integration – for automated, simplified access control • Cisco TrustSec – to enforce consistent security policies with highly efficient segmentation • Built-in device sensors – for automated device classification • Flexible NetFlow – which inspects every packet on your network, for more effective threat monitoring • MACsec – the industry standard for L2 encryption, already built into Cisco Catalyst switches

Live Q&A included

 

Discover how you can make comprehensive network security simple using the sophisticated, built-in security features of Cisco Catalyst switches.

Register now. Seating is limited!

See you there,

TMCnet Webinar Team

 

 

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