Internet of Everything. Cisco product managers Vytautas Zulonas Tomas Kirvelaitis

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1 Internet of Everything Cisco product managers Vytautas Zulonas Tomas Kirvelaitis

2 Content Internet of Everything application Internet of Everything challenges Cisco solutions

3 Convergence of Mobile, Social, Cloud, and Data Is Driving Digital Disruption

4 The Networked Connection of People, Process, Data, and Things to Drive New Business Value

5 Internet of Things: How to?

6 Internet of Things Connects routers, switches, PCs, smartphones, smartwatches, cameras, smarthouses, household equipment, cars, shoes. Smart devices; Remore experts; Smart buildings; Smart parkings; Smart city.

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10 Internet of Things Effective Internet of Things network consists of: Mobile Device Management; Identity Service Engine; Network connection; Intrusion prevention system; Data analytics; Application enablement platform.

11 Challenges for CIO s

12 Fast IT: Three key principles

13 Cisco ASA with FirePOWER Context is Everything!

14 Strategic Imperatives Visibility-Driven Threat-Focused Platform-Based Network-Integrated, Broad Sensor Base, Context and Automation Continuous Advanced Threat Protection, Cloud-Based Security Intelligence Agile and Open Platforms, Built for Scale, Consistent Control, Management Network Endpoint Mobile Virtual Cloud

15 Threat Focused Approach to Security

16 Cisco Identity Service Engine (ISE)

17 Cisco Identity Service Engine (ISE) Delivering the Visibility and Control for Secure Network Access

18 ISE provides one policy for Unified Access

19 Why Cisco ISE?

20 Ways to use Cisco ISE

21 BYOD

22 Bring Your Own Device BYOD solution challenges: Reaction to the new technologies; Security; Manageability; Simplicity.

23 Secure BYOD policy BYOD access rights (security policy) certainty, attribution and effective control allow assure network security when terminal equipment is not controlled. Authentication Authotization Accounting Profiling Provisioning Secure BYOD policy

24 BYOD solution concept Solution concept that allows to meet BYOD challenges consists of a group of network devices: Network routers; Network switches; Wireless network controllers; Wireless network access points; Firewalls, VPN technology; Centralized management and access rights control software.

25 Wireless communication

26 Wireless LAN controller managed Wi-Fi network Flexible wireless policy; Security; Centralized security and management; Quality of service; Aplication visibility and control; Cleanair technology.

27 Cloud managed Wi-Fi network Network controlled from the cloud; Interference detection; Deep packet inspection; Intrusion prevention system; Integrated firewall, content filtering; VPN.

28 Unified communication

29 Unified communication Business challenges: Reduce travel cost; Effective communication and quick decision making; Increase remote meeting quality; Be connected where ever you are.

30 Unified communication Cisco Select Partners Can Resell Ofices, Call centers Webinars, Call centers Video conferencing from any place Meetings, trainings, seminars Management meetings Desktop Meeting rooms Hi-End IP telephony Webinar software Video conferencing

31 Any place, any time Communication from any place Communication any time From any device From any operating system Video, voice and data in one place One unified management system

32 Stateless Computing: Cisco Unified Computing Systems

33 "Stateless Computing" refers to computing devices that do not store any unique software configuration or state within them. Any configuration necessary comes from outside the device - the device being used solely for its computational resources. Devices that save state need to be maintained - stateless devices do not. Devices that save state can introduce security holes in your network - stateless devices may not.

34 Unified Computing Product inovation

35 UCS: Embedded automation Integrated, Policy-Based Infrastructure management

36 Converged Infrastructure

37 Application Centric Infrastructure

38 Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure Defined by Applications. Driven by Policy. Delivered as a Solution

39 Cisco ACI Takeaways

40 ACI Building Blocks

41 Why Cisco ACI? The data center is both Virtual and Physical Enterprise Scale and Performance requires hardware acceleration A SINGLE architecture to deliver performance, programmability, agility and reduced complexity An Application Centric Policy Model that dynamically defines the network fabric by mean of the application requirements An AUTOMATED network fabric for both virtual and physical workloads and services

42 Thank You!