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Once a user has authenticated,
and they're on the network,

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do we just let them
go, have a good time?

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The answer is no.

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We had to do some more
at their local computer.

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And a big part of that is
going to be some type of rights

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limitation so that we
don't have full access

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rights for Bob or Sally
or Lois or whoever

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it is at that computer.

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They want to have the
minimum amount of rights

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that they need so they
can still do their job,

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but also, if they
get compromised,

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they can't just have
the rights of King Kong

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and destroy their
local workstation.
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and destroy their
local workstation.

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In addition, for
decades, we've known

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that we need to
have some type of

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anti-malware,
anti-virus software

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of some type on our systems.

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And Cisco is taking a
holistic approach to this.

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So from a design perspective,
to keep the endpoints safe,

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we are going to want to use AMP.

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Now, AMP stands for the
Advanced Malware Protection.

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And it's not just software
that runs on the PC.

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It's also a system that
allows you to track malware.

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So if there is a compromise,
not only is the intent for AMP

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to identify that and quarantine
it, sandbox it, and stop that
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to identify that and quarantine
it, sandbox it, and stop that

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from propagating, but
if there is an outbreak,

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or if there's something
negative that happens,

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AMP also has the ability
to work with other devices

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on the network and track
where that virus is spreading,

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or that malware is
spreading, where has it gone,

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what's its trajectory, so it
can be identified and stopped.

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Also, it's going to use security
intelligence from the cloud.

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So there's going to be
intelligence-- in fact,

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Cisco has a large database
of a lot of attacks

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and a lot of malware
that is happening,

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and they can use that
information in the cloud

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to keep our local
systems up to date

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and more educated as
far as advanced threats
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and more educated as
far as advanced threats

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that might be coming our way.

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So that's a great [INAUDIBLE].

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The Cisco-intended solution
for doing protection

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against viruses and
malware at the desktops

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is going to be using AMP.

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Now, AMP goes further than
just being on a local computer

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like an anti-malware
software, it's also integrated

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that technology, along
with the intelligence

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from the cloud with TELUS
and getting updates,

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it's also integrated with
web security firewalls.

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It's also integrated with
email security firewalls

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and other products
that Cisco has,

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as a holistic solution to
both identifying, preventing,
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as a holistic solution to
both identifying, preventing,

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and then if there is
an outbreak, stopping

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that outbreak from
doing significant damage

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to an infrastructure with AMP.

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The next thing I'd like
to chat with you about

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is, once we have an
authenticated user

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and their system is protected,
how do we control their traffic

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through the network, and
how do we prevent them

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from going to,
perhaps, sites that

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may be dangerous or hazardous
or not in their best interest?

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We're going to take a look
at those aspects regarding

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secure network design
in the next video.

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So I'll see you there
in just a moment.

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Meanwhile, I hope this has
been informative for you,

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and I'd like to thank
you for viewing.
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and I'd like to thank
you for viewing.