Technologies
Security and Cisco ISE
Identity‑Driven Network Security That Scales
Technologies
Control Who and What Connects, Everywhere
Modern networks support employees, contractors, guests and IoT across wired, wireless and remote access. Security built purely on IP addresses, VLANs or locations is no longer enough.
Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) is Cisco's network access control and policy platform, the policy brain of the network. It enforces consistent access based on who or what is connecting, not just where they connect from. We also design and deploy Aruba ClearPass.
Key Capabilities
What Cisco ISE Delivers
Central Authentication
Centralised authentication and authorisation with role-based access across wired and wireless.
Device Profiling
Visibility and classification of every connected device, including IoT and OT.
Identity-Centric Policy
Access based on user identity, device type and posture, authentication method and context.
Secure Onboarding
Employees, contractors, guests and personal devices each get only the access they need, automatically.
Security Ecosystem
Policy enforced through your network infrastructure, with context shared to security platforms.
Audit and Zero Trust
Ideal for compliance needs, diverse devices and organisations adopting zero trust.
How IPTel Helps
Security That Enables the Business
We design security architectures that balance risk reduction, usability and day-to-day operations.
Fit for Purpose
Designed around your environment and risk profile.
Scalable
Ready for new sites, users and device types.
Auditable and Sustainable
Clear policy your team can operate and auditors can follow.
Need Cisco Security Hardware or Licences?
Cisco Secure Firewall, Cisco ISE and Secure Access licences, supplied and specified by our engineers.
From the Blog
Network Security Insights From the IPTel Blog
Practical guides to Cisco ISE, zero trust and securing your network.
IPTel BlogCisco ISE: Top 5 Unique FeaturesWhat sets Cisco's Identity Services Engine apart.
IPTel BlogPrototyping RADIUS Server Policies: Part 1A practical way to test your RADIUS policies before go-live.
IPTel BlogZero Trust Architecture: An IntroductionWhat zero trust means, and where to start.
IPTel BlogCisco Security Suites ExplainedUser, Cloud and Breach Protection in plain English.
IPTel BlogNetwork Security BasicsThe fundamentals every network needs in place.
IPTel BlogNetwork Security Assessment ToolCheck your security posture in about 15 minutes.
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