Read through how to manage identities to protect users, groups, and endpoint devices and monitor connections to internet or private destinations with appropriate access policy rules.
Cisco Secure Access supports the integration of users, groups, and endpoint devices through various identity providers (IdPs). Once integrated with Secure Access, you can protect and monitor the connections for the users and devices to internet and private destinations by configuring Access rules in the organization's policy. This complete section refers to the identity management for users and groups and different from dashboard SAML login. For dashboard SAML refers to the section Secure Access Single Sign-On Authentication – Dashboard Login.
You can integrate multiple cloud IdPs with Secure Access.
Active Directory Integration
Review how to integrate the Active Directory (AD) to Secure Access, how AD is used as part of the communication flow, troubleshooting, and integration with virtual appliances.
User and Identity Management
Review this short description of users, user groups, and endpoint devices as part of the Identity management implemented in Secure Access.
Get Started with User Configuration Management
Review this short section on how to get started with user configuration management in Secure Access. This does encourage users to implement a user directory integrated with Secure Access.
Get Started with Endpoint Device Management
Review the following to manage the integration of the Active Directory (AD) of your choice as an endpoint. This allows you to discovery, configure, and monitor the devices connected to your network.
Provisioned Users and Groups
Review the following details on how to provision users and user groups, see user details and endpoint device details in the Seure Access dashboard.
Manage User Directory Integrations
Read this section to understand user directories, how to ingtegrate a user directory to Secure Access, and how to manage third-party provieders as directories.
Authentication Properties and Preferences
This chapter addresses authentication proprerties, preferences, and how to implement both a network device and a network device integration.