Cisco Secure Firewall in helping my company implement a zero-trust security model. I've yet to try it, however, I'm very excited to work on it.

Regarding zero trust security model implementation, we are exploring options with SD-WAN, both on-premises and in the cloud with firepower. I'm meeting with a Cisco engineer next week to discuss implementation strategies.

Implementing a zero-trust security model is what we need help with. We're making progress. We have different types of security for our native applications, but we're slowly looking into what Cisco can deliver.

Cisco Secure Firewall does a good job in helping our company implement a zero-trust security model, and it deserves an eight out of ten.

In evaluating Cisco Secure Firewall, I find that it helps us implement a zero-trust security model by allowing us to create one policy and deploy it across all of our networks versus multiple agents.

Regarding the zero-trust security model, Cisco Secure Firewall helps our company. Our students and staff have the ability to do whatever they need to do with their research. It helps them while keeping security top of mind.

Cisco Secure Firewall helps us along the path to implementing a zero-trust security model, but there are a lot of tools and different paths to cover, so it's just really one tool in the arsenal.

However, whenever traffic comes into the network, it must pass through all the policies and match the required ones, which takes considerable time. This solution helps us streamline our processes, streamline our information security requirements, and streamline our audit requirements to achieve our goals.

Regarding implementing a zero-trust security model, I did not pursue this option because zero-trust is new technology with significant human impact on business operations. I use multi-factor authentication instead, with devices such as YubiKey, which is a USB device for trusting device authentication with hardware, but I have not implemented zero-trust at this time.

Cisco Secure Firewall helps with the Zero Trust Security Model. ZTNA is a concept that has to be implemented at every tier, including the firewall. You cannot implement zero trust without a firewall also supporting it. It is an important piece in building a zero trust architecture.

In terms of implementing a zero-trust security model, Cisco Secure Firewall helps demonstrate use cases in our setup. For zero-trust, we have a secure firewall and SDA fabric or some network switches connected on the trust side. We have the Cisco ISE server here. From there, we securely onboard users in the network with the help of ISE. If some connected users try to access malicious sites or attempt to do something they are not supposed to do, we have configured a response in our setup.