Cisco Security Cloud Control: AWS VPC Management
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Cisco Security Cloud Control: AWS VPC Management
Updated: July 2, 2026
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Learn how to open the Firewall application from Security Cloud Control Firewall Management after your account and firewall management service are provisioned.
This topic describes the steps to navigate to firewall application in Security Cloud Control
Ensure that you have a Cisco Security Cloud Sign-On account and that the firewall is provisioned within Security Cloud Control for your organization. For more information, see Provision Security Cloud Control Firewall Management
| 1. | Open Security Cloud Control at https://security.cisco.com/. |
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| 2. | Sign in with your Security Cloud Sign On credentials and multi-factor authentication options that you established when creating your account. |
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| 3. | From the Security Cloud Control Home page, click Firewall. |
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