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Solution Overview

Cisco ASA 5500 Series Anti-X Edition for the Enterprise

Viruses and other malicious code can overwhelm your IT resources disrupting business operations and impacting

business transactions. The onslaught of spyware and unwanted Internet content can seriously impact employee

productivity and expose individuals to identity theft. Providing comprehensive malware protection and content

control, the Cisco ASA 5500 Series Anti-X Edition allows enterprises to make full use of the Internet without the risk

and costs associated with infections and threats impacting client systems. Combining enterprise-grade firewall and

high-quality malware protection, the Cisco ASA 5500 Series Anti-X Edition delivers a powerful all-in-one solution that

provides strong protection and control for business network communications, stops network threats including

viruses, worms, spyware, spam and phishing, and controls unwanted mail and Web content while reducing the

operational costs and complexity of deploying and managing multiple point solutions.

CHALLENGE

In today’s marketplace, businesses rely on the Internet for their productivity, efficiency, customer interaction, and financial success. At the

same time, the Internet has become a source of network threats from benign to severe, including viruses, spyware, phishing, and other

malicious threats. Once a teenager vandal’s playground, it has transitioned into a world of opportunity for cyber-criminals and organized

crime where the motivation is monetary where it was once driven by fame and notoriety.

Businesses strive to maximize business continuity and security, increase employee productivity and reduce network wastage, control

information theft and legal liabilities, and reduce operational expenses and management burden. Most businesses find it difficult to attain

these business goals with a steady stream of Internet threats targeting client systems. Historically, balancing business demands with security

requirements has meant adding more devices and technology—and more costs and complexity—to the network.