Outlines system configuration for Cisco Cyber Vision, detailing network organization, API token setup, active discovery, authentication integration, sensor management, template creation, deployment processes, and SNMP functions to optimize and secure industrial network operations.
Network organization
Explains how network organizations are defined and viewed based on IP ranges and VLAN IDs.
API Token
Provides a secure method for authenticating REST API requests to Cisco Cyber Vision. This mechanism enables external applications to access or modify data within the Center.
Active Discovery policies
Describes Active Discovery policies used to scan industrial networks for device identification and property gathering. These policies define the protocols and parameters applied to sensors to discover unseen devices and analyze network responses.
LDAP
Describes the integration of external LDAP services with Cisco Cyber Vision to delegate user authentication. This feature enables centralized access management using Microsoft Active Directory or AD LDS services.
Single sign-on (SSO)
Introduces SSO as an authentication mechanism enabling access to multiple applications with a single login, details its security benefits, outlines SAML 2.0 support, and describes centralized authentication, federated service provider integration, and improved user experience.
Sensors
Details sensor management, including using the Sensor Explorer, filtering and sorting, reviewing sensor statuses, managing features such as installation and updates, handling credentials, organizing sensors, setting capture modes, and managing deployment tokens, templates, and management jobs
PCAP files
Use this concept to understand how PCAP files help capture, analyze, and identify network traffic and assets in operational technology environments using Cyber Vision Center.
SNMP monitoring information
Details supported SNMP versions, version guidance, monitored system information, and how to open the SNMP Global Configuration page in Cisco Cyber Vision.