Systems Architect at Realtime Technical Solutions, LLC
Real User
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2025-09-08T17:59:19Z
Sep 8, 2025
Because we operate with what could only be called a skeleton crew, a monitoring solution to the extent possible is dependent heavily on logging, which these applications allow. We do a heavy amount of logging and we do a great deal of log parsing through ELK stack and SolarWinds and Splunk. Any tool that provides telemetry through logging is a particularly good fit for us because we have to really automate our monitoring. We don't have the manpower to sit there and look at multiple applications and things on a regular basis. It all has to come to a central location and has to be pretty automated, red light, green light type stuff. If you have the budget, make sure to get a solid understanding of what's out there. There might be some other products that you might prefer, but if your budget is constrained, you can make it work with Cisco products for sure. I would rate the solution a 10 out of 10.
Senior Presale Consultant at Bridgenet Solutions Sdn Bhd
Consultant
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2025-08-12T08:30:56Z
Aug 12, 2025
As a partner with Cisco, this relationship is more related to the partners agreements, which is why we are selling Cisco Secure Access. My impressions of Cisco Secure Access on protecting organizations from threats such as phishing or ransomware attacks are based on my recent POC. There aren't many use cases I have shown to the customer, but I can confirm that the solution is effective. I would evaluate my experience with the Cisco team as an eight on a scale of one to 10, where 10 is the best. My advice for other users who would like to start working with Cisco Secure Access is to find a good service integrator. As I come from the service integrator background, my advice to end users is to collaborate with a reliable SI that has the expected expertise on the solutions they are going to purchase and enroll. The overall rating for Cisco Secure Access is 7 out of 10.
My advice to other organizations considering Cisco Secure Access is that they should definitely give it a try. It's overall a good product. If you have other Cisco products, it integrates efficiently, and if you need any visibility or easy manageability, it's a very good product. Cisco Secure Access overall is a great product. I would rate it an eight out of ten.
The advice I would give to other organizations considering Cisco Secure Access is to implement it as it's pretty straightforward. I would rate Cisco Secure Access a nine out of ten.
Director, Network Services at a healthcare company with 10,001+ employees
Real User
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2025-06-09T17:20:21Z
Jun 9, 2025
Cisco is a rock-solid company and a leader in the network space, and I believe they will always provide the right level of support. I would rate Cisco Secure Access an eight out of ten.
We have been implementing different tools over the past months for protection and security against AI and new technology coming from the cloud. In terms of Cisco Secure Access's ability to provide secure access via standard HTTP2 and optionally QUIC protocol, I expect that Cisco will improve these features and protocols over the next couple of years. I expect that Cisco will continue to prove itself as we see other technologies doing similar work. Overall, I would rate Cisco Secure Access a nine out of ten.
In the Secure Access process, we manage authentication for corporate data, resources, and user policies to ensure that transactions are conducted securely. This involves verifying user identities and ensuring access is granted only to authorized individuals. Sometimes, authentication takes only two or five minutes. Cisco is easy to access and is user-friendly. There is a brand policy, value, and nearability. Overall, I rate the solution a ten out of ten.
Cisco Secure Access is a comprehensive solution that ensures secure access to networks and protects against unauthorized access. It is used for network authentication, enforcing access policies, managing user identities, securing remote access, and providing secure connectivity for devices. Users have praised its robust security measures, seamless integration with existing systems, user-friendly interface, and reliable network performance.
Because we operate with what could only be called a skeleton crew, a monitoring solution to the extent possible is dependent heavily on logging, which these applications allow. We do a heavy amount of logging and we do a great deal of log parsing through ELK stack and SolarWinds and Splunk. Any tool that provides telemetry through logging is a particularly good fit for us because we have to really automate our monitoring. We don't have the manpower to sit there and look at multiple applications and things on a regular basis. It all has to come to a central location and has to be pretty automated, red light, green light type stuff. If you have the budget, make sure to get a solid understanding of what's out there. There might be some other products that you might prefer, but if your budget is constrained, you can make it work with Cisco products for sure. I would rate the solution a 10 out of 10.
As a partner with Cisco, this relationship is more related to the partners agreements, which is why we are selling Cisco Secure Access. My impressions of Cisco Secure Access on protecting organizations from threats such as phishing or ransomware attacks are based on my recent POC. There aren't many use cases I have shown to the customer, but I can confirm that the solution is effective. I would evaluate my experience with the Cisco team as an eight on a scale of one to 10, where 10 is the best. My advice for other users who would like to start working with Cisco Secure Access is to find a good service integrator. As I come from the service integrator background, my advice to end users is to collaborate with a reliable SI that has the expected expertise on the solutions they are going to purchase and enroll. The overall rating for Cisco Secure Access is 7 out of 10.
My advice to other organizations considering Cisco Secure Access is that they should definitely give it a try. It's overall a good product. If you have other Cisco products, it integrates efficiently, and if you need any visibility or easy manageability, it's a very good product. Cisco Secure Access overall is a great product. I would rate it an eight out of ten.
The advice I would give to other organizations considering Cisco Secure Access is to implement it as it's pretty straightforward. I would rate Cisco Secure Access a nine out of ten.
Cisco is a rock-solid company and a leader in the network space, and I believe they will always provide the right level of support. I would rate Cisco Secure Access an eight out of ten.
We have been implementing different tools over the past months for protection and security against AI and new technology coming from the cloud. In terms of Cisco Secure Access's ability to provide secure access via standard HTTP2 and optionally QUIC protocol, I expect that Cisco will improve these features and protocols over the next couple of years. I expect that Cisco will continue to prove itself as we see other technologies doing similar work. Overall, I would rate Cisco Secure Access a nine out of ten.
In terms of overall rating, I give Cisco Secure Access a nine. I would definitely recommend it to other users.
They have a strong brand and are supported by Cisco's traditional organization. I would rate them seven out of ten overall.
Overall, I would rate it a ten out of ten. Its performance is very good, and it's easy to manage. I will recommend it to other people.
In the Secure Access process, we manage authentication for corporate data, resources, and user policies to ensure that transactions are conducted securely. This involves verifying user identities and ensuring access is granted only to authorized individuals. Sometimes, authentication takes only two or five minutes. Cisco is easy to access and is user-friendly. There is a brand policy, value, and nearability. Overall, I rate the solution a ten out of ten.