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Adaptive Security Appliance 5500 Series
Key to Building the Cisco Self-Defending Network
How to Sell
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Agenda
• Evolving Network Security
Challenges
• ASA 5500 Overview
• Addressing Customer Pain
Points
• Positioning and Sales
Opportunities
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The Network Has Evolved
Applications Everywhere, Everyone Interconnected
Sales Automation
HR Apps
MRP
ERP
FINANCE
PARTNERS
HEADQUARTERS
Reached
Mostly by
Web/Extranet
MANUFACTURING
SALES
HR
Departmental
Applications
Available
Throughout
CUSTOMER
TELEWORKER
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Remote Offices
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Implementing Security
New Challenges
Rapidly changing threats can bypass or
overwhelm traditional security perimeters
Breadth of services and management solutions
driving increases in cost of operations
Security services can disrupt network
traffic, access and applications
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What’s on the mind of the IT Professional?
• Help! - I have to respond more rapidly and proactively to changes in business conditions
• Show me how to use IT investments to go “on the
offense”
• Help me with my pain:
– operational complexity
– virus/worm outbreaks
– application abuse
Approaching the NETWORK in a
new way can help solve these
challenges
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Evolution of Cisco Security Strategy
Cisco Self-Defending Network
SDN Phase III “Adaptive Threat Defense”
• Mutual awareness among & between security services &
network intelligence
• Increases security effectiveness, enables proactive response
• Consolidates services, improves operations efficiency
• Application recognition and inspection for secure application
delivery/optimization
SDN Phase II “Collaborative Security Systems”
Point
Products
• Multiple
Security
Appliances
• Separate
management
software
• Security becomes a Network-Wide System: Endpoints +
Network + Policies
• Multiple services and devices working in coordination to
thwart attacks with active management
• NAC, IBNS, SWAN
SDN Phase I “Integrated Security”
• Making every network element a point of defense
Routers, Switches, Appliances. Endpoints
• Secure Connectivity (V3PN, DMVPN), Threat Defense, Trust & Identity
• Network Foundation Protection
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Adaptive Threat Defense in Action
Convergence Enables More Effective Security
Access Control,
Packet Inspection
Identity, Virtualization, QoS
Segmentation, Traffic Visibility
Application Intelligence, Content
Inspection, Virus Mitigation
Firewall Services
Network Intelligence
IPS & NW-AV Services
App Inspection, Use
Enforcement, Web Control
Application Security
Malware/Content Defense,
Anomaly Detection
Traffic/Admission Control,
Proactive Response
Anti-X Defenses
Containment & Control
Catalyst
CSA
Cisco Router
Cisco DDoS
VPN
Cisco Router
VPN Access
Catalyst
Quarantine VLAN
NAC
CSA
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PIX
Identity-Based
Networking
Cisco IPS
CSA
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Introducing Cisco Adaptive Security Appliances
Delivering Adaptive Threat Defense and VPN Solutions
Converged Adaptive Threat Defense and Secure VPN Services
Application Security, Worm/Virus Mitigation,
Malware Protection and Threat-Protected VPN
Minimize Deployment and Operations Costs
Platform Standardization, Unified Management,
Network Awareness
Technology Extensibility to Address New Threats
Purpose-Built Adaptive Identification and Mitigation Architecture Enables
Unprecedented Extensibility and Policy Control
The Cisco ASA 5500 Series
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Cisco ASA 5510, 5520 and 5540 Appliances
Platform Overview
• Versatile family with a common platform serves multiple needs
– Enterprise, mid-market, SMB, and branch office deployments
• Unified management simplifies ongoing operations
– Converged configuration and monitoring across all services
• Technology extensibility delivers investment protection
– FW, VPN, IPS and NW-AV security services as-needed
– Built for future technology extensibility – avoid “forklift” upgrades
Platform Architecture & Performance
• Adaptive multi-processor/co-processor
architecture provides solution with optimal
flexibility and concurrent service performance
• Modular design for investment protection
• High performance:
–ASA 5510: up to 300Mbps
–ASA 5520: up to 450Mbps
–ASA 5540: up to 650Mbps
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Cisco ASA 5500 Series
Convergence of Robust, Market-Proven Technologies
Market-Proven
Technologies
Adaptive Threat Defense,
Secure VPN Connectivity
Firewall Technology
Cisco PIX
App Inspection, Use
Enforcement, Web Control
Application Security
IPS Technology
Cisco IPS
Malware/Content Defense,
Anomaly Detection
Anti-X Defenses
NW-AV Technology
Cisco IPS, AV
VPN Technology
Cisco VPN 3000
Network Intelligence
Cisco Network
Services
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Traffic/Admission Control,
Proactive Response
Network Containment &
Control
Secure VPN
Connectivity
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Cisco ASA 5500 Series: Breadth and Depth
Industry First! Scalable, Multi-Function, Feature Rich
Application
Security
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Anti-X
Defense
• Network-based worm and virus mitigation
• Spyware, adware, malware detection and control
• Accurate Prevention Technology for reliable, proactive
response
• On-box event correlation and proactive response
Containment &
Control
• Layer 3 and 4 access control services
• Stateful packet inspection
• Flexible user, network and application policy grouping
Secure VPN
Connectivity
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•
•
•
Cisco Networking
Services
Intelligence
Multi-layer packet and traffic analysis
Advanced application and protocol inspection services
Network application controls
Advanced VoIP/multimedia security
Zero-touch, automatically updateable IPSec remote access
Flexible and secure SSL VPN services
QoS/routing-enabled site-to-site VPN
Integrated threat mitigation protect against VPN-delivered threats
• Low Latency
• Services Virtualization
• Diverse Topologies • Network Segmentation & Partitioning
• Multicast Support
• Routing, Resiliency, Load-Balancing
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Cisco ASA 5510/5520/5540 Series
Product Tour
Four 10/100/1000
Copper Gigabit Ports
Sleek, High Performance
1 Rack Unit (RU) Design
One 10/100 Out of Band
Management Port*
Diskless Architecture for
High Reliability
One Expansion Slot for Add’l
Accelerated Services or I/O
Single Field Upgradeable
AC or DC Power Supply
Two USB 2.0 Ports for
Future Expansion (Credentials,
Failover, and more)
Compact Flash for Software,
Config, and Log Storage
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Console and AUX Ports
Five Status LEDs (Power,
Status, Active, VPN, Flash)
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Cisco ASA Security Services Module (SSM) 10 & 20
Product Tour
High Performance Module
for Additional Services
Diskless (Flash-Based) Design
for Improved Reliability
Gigabit Ethernet Port for
Out-of-Band Management, etc.
Thumbscrews for Easy
Insertion and Removal
Note: Cisco also plans to offer a
4-port copper/SFP I/O only
module in the future.
Advanced Inspection and Prevention Module
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High Performance Worm/Virus Outbreak Prevention
Comprehensive Analysis:
De-obfuscation
Application Layer Inspection
Protocol Anomaly Detection
Heuristic Analysis
Traffic Normalization
MS Blaster
Slammer
Outbreak Prevention:
Virus Detection
Dynamic Outbreak
Updates
Public
Internet
Code Red
ASA 5500
NIMDA
W32.Tomorrow’s-Threat
Accurate Enforcement:
Real-Time Correlation
Risk Rating
Attack Drop
Session Removal & Resets
Leverages depth of Anti-X Defense features to stop malicious worms
and viruses…and without a performance loss!
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Network-Based Malware Prevention
User Behavior:
Web Surfing
Email Attachments
Peer-to-Peer File Sharing
“Free” Software Downloads
Internet Delivers:
Spyware
Adware
Keystroke Logger
Trojan Software
Public
Internet
ASA 5500
ASA 5500 Mitigates:
Filters Spyware Communications
Controls Transmission of Confidential Data
Blocks Trojan Software
Leverages depth of Anti-X Defense features to proactively control and
contain spyware, adware and other types of malicious code
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Companies Are Opening Port 80
Attacks Enter Through Web-enabled Applications
Internal
Users
98
%
Internet access
Rich media
43
%
IM traffic
43%
55%
Web enabled
apps
Web
services
“…75% of successful attacks against
Web servers are entering through
applications and not at the network
level.”
Port 80
43
%
Internet
64% of enterprises have opened Port
80 on their firewalls for their growing
web application traffic
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Source: Aug 2002 InfoWorld/Network
Computing
survey
of IT
Professionals
80 –
HTTP
John Pescatore, VP and Research Director, Gartner, June 2002.
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Application Inspection and Control
Application Security Features Enable
Inspection and Control:
Stateful Layer 3-7 Inspection
Application and Access Control
Dynamic Protocol Descriptor Updates
Quality of Service
Enables Control of:
Peer-to-peer: Kazaa and Gnutella
Instant Messaging
HTTP and Port 80
Tunneled Applications
Voice over IP
And many more!
Public
Internet
ASA 5500
Valid Business
Traffic
Invalid Peer to
Peer, Tunneled
Apps
Designed from the ground up for reliable dynamic
control of the application layer
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VPN Services for Any Deployment Scenario
Robust IPSec and SSL VPN Services with Threat Prevention
Access Scenarios:
Site-to-Site Connectivity
Managed Desktop
Employee Desktop
Kiosk Access
Full or Limited Network Access
Partner Access
Supply Partner
Extranet
Branch Office
Site-to-Site
Public
Internet
Account Manager
Mobile User
Employee at Home
Unmanaged Desktop
ASA 5500
Converged IPSec, WebVPN, Firewall, IPS:
Inspect/Control VPN Sessions
Single RA VPN Device Infrastructure
Unified User Management
Uniform Resiliency & Load Balancing
QoS for Site-to-Site Traffic
Provides secure access for any user from any location from a
single device and management infrastructure
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Deployment and Operations Costs
Complexity Drives Higher Equipment and Personnel Costs
Teleworker
Enterprise
Branch
Enterprise HQ
Service Applications
Cost Implications
• Branch: Firewall, VPN
• Four different classes of
devices to purchase, configure,
troubleshoot and manage
• HQ Perimeter: Firewall, IPS,
NW-AV, VPN
• Data Center: Firewall, IPS
• HQ Internal: Firewall, IPS
• Numerous sources of reporting
data
• Numerous devices that can
impact network access and
applications
• Service gaps for attacks…
increased damage clean up
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Decreasing Deployment and Operations Costs
Platform Standardization and Unified Management
Teleworker
Enterprise: Single Platform, Many Uses
Decreases costs through: Full Service IPSec &
Internal Firewalling
and Threat Mitigation
• Single
system for management SSL
andVPN
monitoring
Enterprise
• Common
operating platform decreases complexity
Branch
• Simplified troubleshooting and fault isolation
VPN, Networkdeployments
•S-S
Simplified
Enterprise HQ
Anti-Virus, and
•Worm
Ease
of staff training
Protection
Edge Firewalling
and Traffic MicroInspection
SMB:
All-in-One
Security Device
Remote
Access
Single Device
and Extranet
Decreases
costs through:
Security Solution:
FW,
IPS, AV, SSL,
• Broader protection which
minimizes
and IPSec
damage clean-up
Small and
• Fewer devices
to manage
Medium
• Adding new
services as needed without
Business
performance trade-off
ASA 5500 Intro
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Critical
Resource
Protection
Service Provider: Multiple Services
Decreases costs through:
• Unified management, monitoring,
provisioning
Multiple Service
SPnew
Managed
• Adding
services without
Offerings and
Service
provisioning
new equipment
Robust
• Ease of staff training Management
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Comprehensive Management, Monitoring & Response
Converged Services Reduces Complexity and Costs
Device Management
System Management
• Integrated, web-based mgmt
• Converged configuration –
FW, IPS, VPN, AV
• Real-time monitoring tools
Cisco Adaptive Security
Device Manager (ASDM)
• Multi-device integrated mgmt
• Enterprise-scale
provisioning
CiscoWorks VPN/Security
Management (VMS) System
Monitoring and Response
Auditing
• Multi-platform event
management and response
• Sophisticated data
reduction and correlation
Cisco Security MARS
CiscoWorks SIMS
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Solsoft Policy Server
• Device posture validation
against industry “best
practices” and regulatory
compliance
Cisco Security Auditor
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Top Competitive Differentiators
THESE POINTS ENCAPSULATE THE SELLING STRATEGY:
• Differentiating from Focused-Function Competitors:
– Comprehensive suite of services to thwart broadest range of threats
– Decrease ops costs by standardizing on one platform – customizable
for numerous deployment scenarios
– More-effective security through services consolidation
– Low price
• Differentiating from Both Focused and Multi-Function Competitors:
– Only multi-function product built on deployment proven technologies
– Fast – high concurrent services performance
– High platform investment protection – no forklifts!
– Multi-function at focused-function price – great value!
– Part of a greater whole – Self-Defending Networks
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Cisco ASA, PIX, IPS 4200, and VPN 3000
Purchasing Criteria
ASA is compatible with all existing PIX, IPS & VPN 3000
deployments, and often delivers additional functionality:
Application
ASA in PIX
Environments
ASA in
IPS Environments
Additional ASA Services
• ASA can be used in place of
PIX 515E and 525 and
complements PIX 501, 506E
and 535
• Extends full threat mitigation
to typical SMB environments
• Full IPS services
• Worm mitigation
• Anti-virus
• Deeper application
inspection
• SSL VPN
• VPN clustering
• Modular services slot
• ASA provides converged
firewall and IPS
• IPS 4200 provides full
management separation
• Full firewall services
• Full VPN services
• Modular services slot
• ASA provides remote
access and site-to-site VPN
ASA in VPN 3000
services for all sites
Environments
• Integrated with VPN 3000
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• Increased throughput
• Stateful VPN failover
• QoS, OSPF for S-S VPN
• Integrated threat
mitigation services
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Cisco Integrated Services Routers
and ASA 5500 Series
Adaptive Security
Appliance
Integrated Services
Routers
• Preference for dedicated security
devices
• Preference for and familiarity with
IOS-based devices
• Delivers latest threat mitigation
innovations
• Delivers latest networking and
security collaboration innovations
• Most feature rich remote access
VPN solution
• Most feature rich site-to-site VPN
solution
• Dedicated function ensures
maximum software versioning
simplicity
• Consolidates maximum network
and security functions on single
platform
• Leverage existing router
investment
Tailored Solutions for Every Deployment Environment
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ASA 5500 Pricing and Part Numbers
Cisco ASA 5510
Base System (50 VPN Peers, 3 FE)
DC System (50 VPN Peers, 3 FE)
Security Plus System (150 VPN Peers, 5 FE, A/S HA)
System w/ AIP-SSM-10 (50 VPN Peers, 3 FE)
SKU
$3,495
$4,695
$4,495
$7,995
SKU
Cisco ASA 5520
Base System (300 VPN Peers, 4 GE + 1 FE)
DC System (300 VPN Peers, 4 GE + 1 FE)
System w/ AIP-SSM-10 (300 VPN Peers, 4 GE + 1 FE)
System w/ AIP-SSM-20 (300 VPN Peers, 4 GE + 1 FE)
$7,995
$9,195
$12,495
$15,995
Base System (500 VPN Peers, 4 GE + 1 FE)
$16,995
DC System (500 VPN Peers, 4 GE + 1 FE)
$18,195
System w/ AIP-SSM-20 (500 VPN Peers, 4 GE + 1 FE) $24,995
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Cisco ASA 5500 Security Services Modules
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ASA5520-BUN-K9
ASA5520-DC-K8
ASA5520-AIP10-K9
ASA5520-AIP20-K9
SKU
Cisco ASA 5540
Advanced Inspection and Prevention Model 10
Advanced Inspection and Prevention Model 20
ASA5510-BUN-K9
ASA5510-DC-K8
ASA5510-SEC-BUN-K9
ASA5510-AIP10-K9
$6,000
$10,000
ASA5540-BUN-K9
ASA5540-DC-K8
ASA5540-AIP20-K9
SKU
ASA-SSM-AIP-10-K9
ASA-SSM-AIP-20-K9
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Sales Opportunities with Cisco ASA 5500 Series
Many opportunities exist to upsell Cisco ASA 5500 Series
to drive additional revenue:
– Advanced Inspection and Prevention Security Services
Module (AIP SSM 10/20) – Sell Bundles!
– Cisco Services for IPS license (supports AIP SSM)
– Security Plus license (ASA 5510) for active/standby failover,
increased VPN Peers
– VPN Plus (ASA 5520 and 5540), VPN Premium licenses (ASA
5540)
– Security Contexts (virtual firewalls) licenses
– GTP (3G Mobile Wireless) inspection license
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