Cisco Cisco Web Security Appliance S190 릴리즈 노트
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Release Notes for Cisco AsyncOS 8.1 for Web (All Builds)
What’s New in This Release
What’s New in Release 8.0.5
What’s New in Release 8.0.0
Feature
Description
File Reputation
Filtering and File
Analysis
Filtering and File
Analysis
Advanced Malware Protection (AMP) is an additionally licensed feature available
to all Cisco Web Security appliance customers. AMP is a comprehensive
malware-defeating solution that enables malware detection and blocking,
continuous analysis, and retrospective alerting. It takes advantage of the vast Cisco
cloud security intelligence networks.
to all Cisco Web Security appliance customers. AMP is a comprehensive
malware-defeating solution that enables malware detection and blocking,
continuous analysis, and retrospective alerting. It takes advantage of the vast Cisco
cloud security intelligence networks.
AMP augments the anti-malware detection and blocking capabilities already
offered by Cisco Web Security appliances with enhanced file reputation
capabilities, detailed file behavior reporting, continuous file analysis, and
retrospective verdict alerting.
offered by Cisco Web Security appliances with enhanced file reputation
capabilities, detailed file behavior reporting, continuous file analysis, and
retrospective verdict alerting.
For requirements and other details, see the File Reputation Filtering and File
Analysis chapter in the online help or user guide.
Analysis chapter in the online help or user guide.
Feature
Description
New Features
Cloud Web
Security
Connector
Security
Connector
This release introduces a new configuration mode, which allows you to connect to
and direct traffic to Cisco Cloud Web Security for policy enforcement and threat
defense.
and direct traffic to Cisco Cloud Web Security for policy enforcement and threat
defense.
Cloud Web Security Connector mode is available through the Cisco Web Security
Virtual Appliance as well as the physical Web Security appliance.
Virtual Appliance as well as the physical Web Security appliance.
Documentation for the Cloud Connector is in Chapter 3 of the User Guide,
“Connect the Appliance to a Cloud Web Security Tower.” To put the Web Security
appliance in Cloud Connector mode, begin with “Configuring the Cloud
Connector.”
“Connect the Appliance to a Cloud Web Security Tower.” To put the Web Security
appliance in Cloud Connector mode, begin with “Configuring the Cloud
Connector.”
Note
Kerberos authentication and IPv6 addresses are not supported in Cloud
Connector mode.
Connector mode.
Note
After upgrading to this release, if you plan to use the appliance in Cloud
Connector mode, do not put the appliance into Standard mode using the
System Setup Wizard. Put the appliance directly into Cloud Connector
mode.
Connector mode, do not put the appliance into Standard mode using the
System Setup Wizard. Put the appliance directly into Cloud Connector
mode.
Kerberos
Authentication
Authentication
Kerberos is a “pass through” authentication protocol for Windows, Mac OS X, and
other operating systems. Due to many operating systems today that no longer
support NTLM or NTLM SSO, Kerberos has become a very popular authentication
protocol. This feature supports Kerberos Version 5 (MS KRB5 and KRB5), and AD
servers such as 2003, 2008, 2008R2, and 2012. We also support the following
Internet browsers : IE, Chrome, Firefox and Safari.
other operating systems. Due to many operating systems today that no longer
support NTLM or NTLM SSO, Kerberos has become a very popular authentication
protocol. This feature supports Kerberos Version 5 (MS KRB5 and KRB5), and AD
servers such as 2003, 2008, 2008R2, and 2012. We also support the following
Internet browsers : IE, Chrome, Firefox and Safari.
Note
Active Directory realms created prior to this release will not have the
Kerberos scheme available.
Kerberos scheme available.