Our main use cases for Cisco Secure Access include everything, such as all of our switching and wireless. I mostly work on the level one switching side. I deal with all the Catalyst 9300 switches and 9280 wireless routers.
Director, Network Services at a healthcare company with 10,001+ employees
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Jun 9, 2025
The main use cases for Cisco Secure Access involve secure access to the network, as they've had some history with malware, ransomware, and things like that. They are focused on better control for remote users and access to the network.
Our business is in energy. We are using it to provide protection for different remote energy sites and for all the data that we transfer from the solar, wind, and hydrocarbon sites.
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Our main use cases for Cisco Secure Access are security and managing access.
Our main use cases for Cisco Secure Access include everything, such as all of our switching and wireless. I mostly work on the level one switching side. I deal with all the Catalyst 9300 switches and 9280 wireless routers.
The main use cases for Cisco Secure Access involve secure access to the network, as they've had some history with malware, ransomware, and things like that. They are focused on better control for remote users and access to the network.
Our business is in energy. We are using it to provide protection for different remote energy sites and for all the data that we transfer from the solar, wind, and hydrocarbon sites.
Our primary use case for Cisco Secure Access ( /products/cisco-secure-access-reviews ) is seamless connectivity for users, whether they are inside our corporate network or accessing it externally over the internet. The users do not have to switch on VPNs and reconnect. They can directly connect to Cisco Secure Access ( /products/cisco-secure-access-reviews ) using Zero Trust Network Access ( /categories/ztna ) (ZTNA ( /categories/ztna )) and access all resources as if they are inside the corporate network.
I use this solution for securing security controls like Secure Security Control (SSC) for local Internet breakouts. It offers a unified security policy across Google sites, providing secure web gateways, DNS and web security filtering, and multi-malware protection. These features are essential for comprehensive security.
We use the solution for authentications and accounting services.