The panel discusses the concept of a SQL Injection Attack, and explains how this type of attack can be mitigated using the Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA), Cisco Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) and Cisco Zone-Based IOS Firewall (IOS Firewall). A real-world proof of concept is discussed, along with specifics about the various configurations required to stop the attack.

This episode is all about digital certificates and how they can be used on the ASA and IOS platforms. The discussion starts with the basic concepts behind certificates and PKI, as well as the motivations for using certificate authentication. The discussion continues with best practices (such as backing up keypairs and trustpoints) and common customer problems and TAC cases.

This episode focuses on TCP connections through the ASA and FWSM platforms. The panel discusses the TCP security checks performed by the Cisco firewalls and how to modify the TCP settings to adjust the firewall behavior for specific network conditions. TCP throughput optimization, techniques for monitoring TCP connections, and some common TAC issues are also discussed.

The panel discusses the http filtering capabilities of the ASA platform including custom http inspection, url-filtering, wccp configuration and the Content Security Control (CSC) Module configuration and troubleshooting.

Learn how to increase the security of Cisco routers. The panel discusses operational best practices and use of features such as authentication, authorization and accounting (AAA), control-plane policing, syslogging, configuration archiving, password types and Cisco IOS Embedded eEvent Manager.

The ASA AnyConnect client is the next evolution in Remote Access VPN connectivity. In this episode the panel discusses the advantages of the AnyConnect client, strategies for migrating from the IPSec VPN client to AnyConnect, and package deployment tips. Additional topics include troubleshooting techniques, common AnyConnect problems, and methods for monitoring AnyConnect usage.

The panel discusses the features introduced with the new Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) version 8.3. Information about the differences between 8.3 and previous versions, new memory requirements for version 8.3, as well as information about the upgrade process are discussed.

This episode features conversation about the multiple context mode available with the Firewall Services Module (FWSM) and Advanced Security Appliance (ASA) platforms. The pros and cons of multiple context mode are discussed, along with some common deployment scenarios, best practice design considerations, and issues faced by customers who contact the TAC.

This episode features conversation about the multiple context mode available with the Firewall Services Module (FWSM) and Advanced Security Appliance (ASA) platforms. The pros and cons of multiple context mode are discussed, along with some common deployment scenarios, best practice design considerations, and issues faced by customers who contact the TAC.

In this episode, the panel reviews the application protocol inspection features available on the ASA platform. The individual operation and features of the protocols are discussed.