ipsec

The video shows you two ways to provide security to internet-bound traffic by integrating Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN with Cisco Umbrella using DNS Security and Secure Internet Gateway (SIG). DNS Security is mainly used to intercept request to malicious domain. SIG, on the other hand, can perform traffic inspection to non-dns application. You will see how SIG Tunnel Template can help automate tunnel creation. 

The video shows you two ways to provide security to internet-bound traffic by integrating Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN with Cisco Umbrella using DNS Security and Secure Internet Gateway (SIG). DNS Security is mainly used to intercept request to malicious domain. SIG, on the other hand, can perform traffic inspection to non-dns application. You will see how SIG Tunnel Template can help automate tunnel creation. 

The video shows you two ways to provide security to internet-bound traffic by integrating Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN with Cisco Umbrella using DNS Security and Secure Internet Gateway (SIG). DNS Security is mainly used to intercept request to malicious domain. SIG, on the other hand, can perform traffic inspection to non-dns application. You will see how SIG Tunnel Template can help automate tunnel creation. 

The video looks at configuration of Firewall policy and IPS on Cisco Umbrella. The lab begins with an examination of how DNS Security, Virtual Appliance and Secure Client Umbrella Module interact with IPSec tunnels to Umbrella cloud. We will configure firewall policy to filter non-web application traffic, leverage SAML SSO as user identity and enable IPS signatures. 

The video looks at configuration of Firewall policy and IPS on Cisco Umbrella. The lab begins with an examination of how DNS Security, Virtual Appliance and Secure Client Umbrella Module interact with IPSec tunnels to Umbrella cloud. We will configure firewall policy to filter non-web application traffic, leverage SAML SSO as user identity and enable IPS signatures. 

The video looks at configuration of Firewall policy and IPS on Cisco Umbrella. The lab begins with an examination of how DNS Security, Virtual Appliance and Secure Client Umbrella Module interact with IPSec tunnels to Umbrella cloud. We will configure firewall policy to filter non-web application traffic, leverage SAML SSO as user identity and enable IPS signatures. 

The video goes through configuration of setting up an IPSec tunnel on a Cisco Firepower Secure Firewall to Cisco Umbrella. We will route traffic to Umbrella using Policy-Based Routing (PBR). In latter part of the lab, we will bring up a second IPSec tunnel for redundancy in an active/standby setup and test tunnel failover.

The video goes through configuration of setting up an IPSec tunnel on a Cisco Firepower Secure Firewall to Cisco Umbrella. We will route traffic to Umbrella using Policy-Based Routing (PBR). In latter part of the lab, we will bring up a second IPSec tunnel for redundancy in an active/standby setup and test tunnel failover.

The video goes through configuration of setting up an IPSec tunnel on a Cisco IOS XE device to Cisco Umbrella. We will look at two ways of routing traffic to Umbrella using static and Policy-Based Routing (PBR). In latter part of the lab, we will bring up a second IPSec tunnel for redundancy in an active/standby setup.
 

The video goes through configuration of setting up an IPSec tunnel on a Cisco IOS XE device to Cisco Umbrella. We will look at two ways of routing traffic to Umbrella using static and Policy-Based Routing (PBR). In latter part of the lab, we will bring up a second IPSec tunnel for redundancy in an active/standby setup.