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Cisco TrustSec Promises True Role-Based Access ControlProduct Type: Market Research ReportPublished by: Yankee Group Published: January 2008 Product Code: R388-2544 Description In two sentences—and no more than two lines—distill the essence of the decision point. It’s OK to mention
the problem, but this should mainly be solution-oriented.TrustSec Announcement Outlines a Cohesive Approach to Deliver Role-Based Network Access Control Tied to Existing products, Technologies and Standards. On December 5, 2007, Cisco unveiled TrustSec, a network security architecture that provides role-based post-connection access control, confidentiality and policy enforcement. You could call the move yet another Cisco security architecture (i.e., SAFE, Self- Defending Networks or Cisco NAC). However, TrustSec is Cisco’s clearest message yet on how an all-Cisco infrastructure can, in and of itself, act as a security mechanism to enforce access policies from the time end users log on to when they shut down their PCs. The Cisco TrustSec announcement outlines a cohesive approach tied to existing products, technologies and standards. Table of Contents
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