Provides an overview of Certificates in Cisco Secure Access, including Manage Certificates, Certificates for Internet Decryption, and Manage Certificates for Private Resource Decryption. It outlines the concepts, configuration tasks, and operational guidance presented in this chapter.
Manage Certificates
Describes Manage Certificates in Cisco Secure Access. It summarizes the behavior, configuration context, and operational considerations presented throughout the topic.
Certificates for Internet Decryption
Describes Certificates for Internet Decryption in Cisco Secure Access and explains Certificates for Displaying Notifications. It summarizes the behavior, configuration context, and operational considerations presented throughout the topic.
Manage Certificates for Private Resource Decryption
Describes Manage Certificates for Private Resource Decryption in Cisco Secure Access. Private resources are applications, networks, or subnets that are not publicly accessible from outside your network.
Install the Cisco Secure Access Root Certificate
Describes Install the Cisco Secure Access Root Certificate. A root certificate or your own Certificate Authority (CA) signed root certificate is required where Cisco Secure Access must proxy and decrypt HTTPS traffic that requests a web resource.
Add Custom CA Signed Root Certificate
Describes Add Custom CA Signed Root Certificate in Cisco Secure Access. You can use a certificate signed by your Certificate Authority (CA) to enable secure connections between user devices in your organization and Cisco Secure Access.
View the Cisco Trusted Root Store
Describes View the Cisco Trusted Root Store in Cisco Secure Access. A root certificate is required when Secure Access proxies and decrypts HTTPS traffic intended for a website.
Certificates for SAML Authentication
Describes Certificates for SAML Authentication in Cisco Secure Access. Cisco Secure Access integrates with various Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) identity providers (IdPs) that authenticate users.
VPN Certificates for User and Device Authentication
Describes VPN Certificates for User and Device Authentication in Cisco Secure Access. Users that connect over virtual private networks (VPNs) to private resources are protected by Cisco Secure Access.
Manage CA Certificates for VPN Connections and Zero Trust Access Enrollment
Describes Manage CA Certificates for VPN Connections and Zero Trust Access Enrollment in Cisco Secure Access. Secure Access authenticates users and devices using the organization's Certificate Authority (CA) certificate.