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What Is Cisco Software-Defined (SD) Access?

Cisco SD-Access is a campus network architecture providing segmentation, identity-based access and visibility of endpoint devices. It secures user access and streamlines network deployment and management.

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• Feb 16, 2023

Using Cisco's DNA Center to Deploy SD-Access

Use this step-by-step guide to easily design your network, define your policies and provision your infrastructure with Cisco's DNA Center.

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• May 31, 2023

Transforming Healthcare with SD-Access

Cisco's Software-Defined Access brings 5 key network benefits to healthcare organizations.

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• May 31, 2023

Cisco Software Defined Access

Software Defined Access (SDA) is a fabric based architecture that in based on Cisco Catalyst switching, leveraging the automation of DNA Center (DNA-C) and policy and identity from Integrated Security Engine (ISE). As a part of Intent Based Networking, SDA provides dynamic policy based on user identity and devices, and IoT devices. SDA provides security with segmentation, both macro (groups or virtual networks) as well as micro (specific user or device), applying policy based on defined intent. As a result of the automated functionality of the fabric architecture, policy, applications, and devices and be deployed faster then before with increased confidence and security.

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