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The importance of the Identity Services Engine (ISE)
The importance of the Identity Services Engine (ISE)
By Networks Asia Editors | Jun 28, 2011
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PrintIT organizations are grappling with employees using a wide range of mobile devices -- tablets, notebooks, iPhones, and Androids -- at both home and work. These mobile devices are being used to access cloud-based applications and services from anywhere the user desires. The risks can be real -- data stored on mobile devices are more easily lost. These devices are also not operated under the careful management of the IT department, which means dangerous applications may be installed and patches not kept up to date. Of course, the consumerization of enterprise IT also has beneficial aspects: the organization has fewer devices it must buy and maintain -- a potentially large savings for big organizations. Find out how you can control access to the network in the scenarios presented in the video.
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