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Cisco Security Cloud Control: Secure Firewall Management

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Introduction

Get started with Security Cloud Control Firewall Management

Configure basic settings

Manage Firewall administration in Security Cloud Control Firewall Management

Onboard devices in Security Cloud Control Firewall Management

Introduction to Secure Connectors

Manage objects

Dynamic Attributes Connector

About Dynamic Attributes Connector

About the Dynamic Attributes Connector

Configure the Dynamic Attributes Connector

Dynamic firewall

Use Dynamic Objects in Access Control Policies

Troubleshoot the Dynamic Attributes Connector

Manage Secure Firewall ASA

Onboard Secure Firewall ASA

Configure Secure Firewall ASA

Secure Firewall ASA Security Policy Management

Monitor Secure Firewall ASA Events

Monitor device health metrics

Use Cisco Secure Cloud Analytics Portal

Upgrade Secure Firewall ASA

Troubleshoot Secure Firewall ASA

Troubleshoot a Secure Firewall ASA device

Manage Secure Firewall Threat Defense with Cloud-Delivered Firewall Management Center

Onboard a Firewall Threat Defense Device

Migrate Threat Defense to Cloud-Delivered Firewall Management Center

Configure Cloud-Delivered Firewall Management Center-Managed Secure Firewall Threat Defense

Introduction to AgenticOps insights

Introduction to Agent Workforce

Monitor Cloud-Delivered Firewall Management Center-Managed Threat Defense Device Events

FTD Dashboard

Analyze and Remediate Security Policy Anomalies with Policy Analyzer and Optimizer

Manage Catalyst SD-WAN Manager Firewall Capabilities

Integrate Catalyst SD-WAN Manager with Security Cloud Control

Onboard Catalyst SD-WAN Manager

Configure Next-Generation Firewall Capabilities of Catalyst SD-WAN Manager

Monitor Catalyst SD-WAN Events

Manage On-Premises Firewall Management Center

Onboard an On-Premises Firewall Management Center

Configure On-Premises Firewall Management Center-Managed Threat Defense Devices

Manage Cisco Umbrella

Onboard an Umbrella Organization

Onboarding an Umbrella organization

Configure an Umbrella Organization

Manage Cisco Meraki

Onboard Cisco Meraki MX devices

Onboard Cisco Meraki MX devices

Configure Cisco Meraki

Manage AWS VPC

Onboard AWS VPC

Configure AWS VPC

Manage Cisco IOS

Onboard Cisco IOS Devices

Onboard a Cisco IOS Device

Configure Cisco IOS

Manage Network Devices with Generic SSH Access

Onboard an SSH Device

Onboard an SSH Device

Configure SSH Devices

Managing SSH Devices with Security Cloud Control

Establish Secure Connections

Establish Site-to-Site VPN connection using Security Cloud Control Firewall Management

Establish Remote Access VPN connection using Security Cloud Control Firewall Management

Configure Firewall for Universal Zero Trust Network Access

Device Operations

Manage device configuration

Manage onboarded device settings

Use the Security Cloud Control Command Line Interface Tool (CLI)

Manage CLI Templates

Migrate Firewalls with the Migration Tool in Security Cloud Control

Monitor and Analyze

Events in Security Cloud Control

Security Analytics and Logging Licenses

Security Analytics and Logging licenses

Secure Event Connectors

Monitor Catalyst SD-WAN Events

View Events in Security Cloud Control Firewall Management

Use Cisco Secure Cloud Analytics Portal

Monitor Remote Access Virtual Private Network Sessions from Secure Firewall ASA and Firewall Threat Defense

Remote access VPN session monitoring

Monitor and report change logs, workflows, and jobs

Smart Licensing Dashboard

Troubleshoot

Troubleshooting

FAQ and support

Appendix

Security and Internet Access

Terraform

About Terraform

Open Source and 3rd Party License Attribution

Open source and third-party license in SDC

Cisco Security Cloud Control: Secure Firewall Management

Use Cisco Secure Cloud Analytics Portal

Updated: August 18, 2026

Guides users through provisioning and configuring Stealthwatch Cloud Portal, including sensor deployment, health monitoring, alert management, and integration with Cisco Defense Orchestrator for comprehensive network analytics.

This chapter provides information about Cisco Secure Cloud Analytics portal.

Provision a Cisco secure cloud analytics portal

Configure a Cisco Secure Cloud Analytics portal to view alerts and monitor network flow data after purchasing the required license.

Review sensor health and Security Cloud Control integration status in Secure Cloud Analytics

Configure visibility into sensor health and Security Cloud Control integration status in Secure Cloud Analytics for ASA devices, including ASA integration with Cisco Umbrella and secure internet gateway use cases.

Cisco secure cloud analytics sensor deployment for total network analytics and reporting

Explains Cisco Secure Cloud Analytics sensor deployment for total network analytics and reporting, including configuration options for on-premises and cloud-based environments.

Cisco Secure Cloud Analytics alerts from Security Cloud Control

Describes how to view Cisco Secure Cloud Analytics alerts from Security Cloud Control, including symptoms, checks, likely causes, and corrective actions for managed devices.

Cisco secure cloud analytics and dynamic entity modeling

Describes Cisco Secure Cloud Analytics and dynamic entity modeling, including translated addresses, rule behavior, interface scope, and policy impact.

Alerts based on firewall events

Describes the workflow for working with alerts based on firewall events, including event details, device status, reporting views, and follow-up actions.

Modify alert priorities

Configure alert priorities to adjust system sensitivity for generating alerts based on your network environment requirements.

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