Cisco Cisco Firepower Management Center 4000

An operating system 

 created by the system from all passively collected fingerprints for a 

by applying a formula which calculates the most likely identity, using the confidence value of each 
collected fingerprint and the amount of corroborating fingerprint data between identities.

A fault-tolerant, purpose-built 

 available in a range of throughputs. Depending on the licensed 

capabilities you enable on your devices, you can use them to passively monitor traffic to build a 
comprehensive map of your network assets, 

 traffic, and 

, perform 

, and configure switching and routing. You must 

manage devices with a 

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A component of the FireSIGHT System that uses managed 

s to monitor your network and provide 

you with a complete, persistent view of your network. Network discovery determines the number and 
types of 

s (including 

s) on your network, as well as information 

about the operating systems, active 

s, and open ports on those hosts. You can also configure 

Cisco managed devices to monitor 

 on your network, which allows you to identify the source 

of policy breaches, attacks, or network vulnerabilities.

Host, user, and 

 information that qualifies your network assets and traffic flow, as gathered 

by the 

 feature.

An 

 that details the 

 of new assets or changes to existing assets. A 

special kind of discovery event. Sometimes, Cisco uses the term “discovery event” as a general reference 
to any 

 information.

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Within a 

, specifies the networks and 

s you want to monitor and the 

s 

(including 

-enabled devices) or you want to use to monitor them, as well as any ports you want 

to exclude from monitoring. Each rule also specifies whether you want to discover 

s, 

s on the monitored networks.

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