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Cisco Umbrella Easy Protect for MSPs

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Cisco Umbrella Easy Protect for MSPs
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Cisco Umbrella Easy Protect is a bare-bones deployment of Cisco Umbrella that offers a baseline of security protection to MSP's customers through network DNS protection. With Easy Protect, the user adds Network identities, have customer change their router's DNS settings to use the Cisco Umbrella global network and that's it. Easy Protect's Default policy is automatically applied and your customers are immediately secured against DNS-based threats.N/A
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Cisco Umbrella Easy Protect for MSPs
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7.0
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Cisco Umbrella Easy Protect for MSPs
Likelihood to Recommend
Cisco
If you have a large number of clients that need to access different products within your company it is a good fit. If you just need to protect access within your company, you'd probably just want to look into Cisco Umbrella. The MSP product is specifically tapered to [manage] access from 3rd parties outside of the company.
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Cons
Cisco
  • Analyzing security logs can be challenging as the interface is rather slow and due to the large quantity of logged data.
  • It is not always clear why a resource was blocked as there are 2 types of block lists
  • Clients sometimes have to re-logon in order to get an updated policy rolled out.
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Return on Investment
Cisco
  • Not always clear which block list caused an access issue. [There are] several places that need to be checked.
  • Client policies take a while to get updated, sometimes need to re-logon
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