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Cisco Security Cloud Control: Cisco Meraki Management

Provision Security Cloud Control Firewall Management

Updated: September 20, 2026

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Learn how to provision a Security Cloud Control Firewall Management. Set up your organization, enable Firewall management, claim your subscription, and prepare your environment for secure policy configuration and deployment.

This topic provides the high-level steps required to provision a Firewall within Security Cloud Control. Provisioning a firewall involves enabling the firewall feature for your organization, claiming your subscription, and preparing your environment for secure network management. The process ensures that your organization’s firewall services are correctly set up and ready for configuration and policy deployment.

Procedure

  1. Sign in to Security Cloud Control using Security Cloud Sign on account. Create an account if you do not have one.

    To create a Security Cloud Sign On account, you need to provide an email address where the account activation email will be sent. Every Security Cloud Sign On user account is required to use Duo multi-factor authentication (MFA). Duo MFA is included with Security Cloud Sign On account at no charge.

    For information on how to create a Security Cloud Sign On account, see Security Cloud Sign On..

    Note

    If you already have a Security Cloud Sign on account, see Signing in to Security Cloud Control.

  2. Create an organization and set a preferred region. See Create an Organization.

  3. (Optional) Enable Firewall management in Security Cloud Control.

    If you have a new Security Cloud Control organization and are entitled to Firewall in Security Cloud Control but do not yet have your subscription code, you will be able to enable the Firewall application using this procedure. For more information, see Enable Security Cloud Control Firewall Management.

  4. After you receive the subscription code, enter the claim code that you receive in the Security Cloud Control welcome email in order to claim subscriptions for the product instances. For more information, see Claim your Product Subscription. Activate the new product instances.

    Note

    In case you need to understand the claim subscription process, see the Overview of the Claim Subscription.

  5. Add a domain to your product organization. For more information, see Add and Claim your Domain.

  6. Integrate the identity provider with the Security Cloud Sign On account. For more information, see Integrate an Identity Provider.

  7. Create users and groups; assign them roles for precise product management and control. For information on role-based access, see Role-based Access Control.