Secure Access - Security Profiles

Welcome, everyone. Today, we're diving into Cisco Secure Access, specifically focusing on security profiles. We'll break down why they are important and how to configure them. Let's get started.00:04Here is today's agenda. We will begin with an overview of security profiles to understand their purpose and functionality within the Cisco Secure Access. Following that, I will present a practical demonstration to exhibit these concepts in action. Let us define what security profiles within Cisco Secure Access entail. Essentially, a.00:17Security profile is used to bundle security controls like decryption, SSO authentication, threat categories, file inspection, file type blocking, safe search, AI supply chain blocking, and end user notifications for application to internet access rules. You can assign different profiles to different user groups or destinations.00:37Pure access provides a default, partially configured profile that you can customize or replace.00:57Now let's take a look at our demo. To add a security profile for internet access, navigate to secure security profiles. Then click add profile, then select internet access. In this example, we are using an internet access profile, but you can also create one for private access.01:04If required. Configure the desired settings for the profiles such as decryption, SSO authentication, threat categories, file inspection, file type blocking, safe search, AI supply chain blocking, and end user notifications. Save the profile.01:24After creation, you can assign the profile to one or more internet access rules. Thank you for watching this video.01:42