Cisco AnyConnect Reviews

Cisco AnyConnect is well-suited for remote connections, access security, and service availability.

The good thing about Cisco AnyConnect is the compatibility with Windows/Linux/macOS. It can be used in a company of 10 users or if required in a company of 5000 users. It provides an easy connection to the corporate network remotely and securely, with the creation of user groups and synchronization with the active directory.

Cisco AnyConnect is powerful about capacity to allow remote and secure connection. You can improve the mobility of your employees in a secure and trusted way. Wherever you are, you can stay connected.

Well, the first thing to mention about Cisco AnyConnect is that it's a reliable enterprise-level solution for the users. If you have done your registration correctly and your code for 2-step authorization is correct, then probably you will not face issues--at least most of the time. I only had some connection issues a couple times, and those times I had a low-speed internet connection, which was not a Cisco AnyConnect issue. It is a tiny tool with a simple interface and gets you connected in the most secure way. Integration with multi-step authorization software such as RSA is good. I can track the connection status from the small icon in the control center. I would prefer Cisco AnyConnect to alert me when connection problems are encountered, which is not the case. In total, Cisco AnyConnect is a trusted solution partner for me as a software.

Recommended for any edge deployment where there is a need for remote access across untrusted networks.

When you have users traveling a lot or working outside your premises for a long time and need to have access to business applications or resources, the better way is to let them connect to your network through secure VPN by Cisco AnyConnect instead of publishing the servers or the application over the internet and losing some security.

AnyConnect is a great secure tunnel back to the office that allows for a more flexible workforce not dependent on being able to arrive and stay at a prescribed location for the workday. The encryption algorithms provide a level of security that is acceptable for most business needs.

Ciscy AnyConnect is very well suited for today's times, as this application allows us to ensure employee safety and personal/family health, by working remotely or from the safety of our homes, while allowing our businesses and processes to continue operating and delivering our day-to-day responsibilities towards our customers.

I dare say Cisco AnyConnect fits any business nowadays, considering remote work is the safest way to conduct and continue business. In IT-centric companies, it's a no brainer, and for other industries such as Marketing, Sales, and Healthcare to name a few, it will bring a lot of incentives (personal health and safety!) when combined with other available technologies that allow remote work such as Collaboration Tools and Virtual Meeting enablers.

If a colleague asked me about what VPN software to use I would 100% suggest using Cisco AnyConnect simply for the fact that our entire organization uses it and it works well. I have been told by our IT department that it is an easy tool to configure and deploy to multiple machines as well, so support would also be good. The time it takes to connect/disconnect is a little longer than I would like so if you are having to swap between networks often then I suggest you look at alternatives.

Cisco AnyConnect is well suited as a VPN for all enterprise devices to get securely inside the network. Users in a field or work from home or other locations can get to their work files, email, personal HR data, paychecks or benefits, or anything that requires secure access to encrypted data. On iPads, users use Cisco AnyConnect to connect to folders through a file browsing app and share drawings safely.

AnyConnect is well suited for use when you have a Cisco Security Appliance at a remote location. It allows seamless VPN connectivity to the remote network, while also enabling split-tunnel connectivity which is invaluable when needing to access local or certificate verified resources alongside the remote network. It is not well suited if you need a non-technical plug and play connection. For that USG's are great, albeit only for point to point links.

Cisco AnyConnect is great for connecting a user to their company's network for accessing network shares and drives and any other resources that authenticate to domain credentials.

AnyConnect is used by our organisation to connect to different networks whilst not in the office, doing so over a secured connection that is authenticated with active directory. Some of the new users are using FortiClient to connect to resources at work, and from initial feedback, it was noted that it is not as easy to use as AnyConnect.

It is well suited for every scenario that involves a remote access VPN. It is very easy to install, maintain, and upgrade. It supports multifactor authentication scenarios, and it is fully customizable and is very easy to use. All the policies are enforced centrally which is very convenient.

Cisco AnyConnect is perfect where you want to use RA VPN.

Cisco AnyConnect is a good option if you have a considerable amount of users working from outside the office - may it be at home, on the customer side or a shared workplace.

Cisco AnyConnect provides secure, reliable access to internal resources while using a single sign-on. This permits users to be able to more securely connect from locations such as hotels and homes, without the concern of data compromise. Cisco AnyConnect also keeps internal resources safe from external unauthorized intrusion.

AnyConnect is appropriate for businesses that care about their security, and require access and management of the devices that join their networks. Smaller corporations may not need the full functionalities offered by AnyConnect.

Cisco AnyConnect is well suited for either small, medium or big sized companies. If they have remote users, then Cisco is a very nice-to-have application. Cisco AnyConnect is the best VPN application I've tested ever, it's not even possible to compare the number of errors seen in the AnyConnect client and others.

This tool works well for the basic VPN use case for secure network access CISCO scales well and can accommodate a high number of users per instance. The tool gives fast, secure, two-factored authenticated users the necessary access that you must keep hidden behind your firewalls. This is how we utilize it for thousands of users.

En escenario no fue tan funcional ya que no permite tener otro gw para levantar otra vpn, en nuestro caso se requería tener más tiempo uptime

In our specific scenario, it was not as functional as it could be because it does not allow users to have another GW to lift to another VPN. It our case, it was required to have more uptime.

Used many versions of this and seems to improve as it gets older. Not the cheapest solution out there but it's recommendable if you have the budget for it, you will not be disappointed.

An organization that has the need for remote employees or off-site work will benefit from this application. The application works and is reliable. When it comes to a VPN, that is about all you can ask for.