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Ensure Compliance

Cisco IPS solutions help customers move toward compliance with the following privacy and data protection

regulations:

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Payment Card Industry (PCI) standard

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European Union privacy protection rules

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U.S. Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX)

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U.S. Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA)

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NERC Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP)

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Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)

Seamless Network Integration

Cisco IPS technology delivers the most advanced network awareness in the industry. Whether defending the data

center, core, or edge, Cisco IPS solutions provide threat protection up to Layer 7. Network Based Flow Affinity

feature offers high availability with better integration into the network via standards-based LACP support. To

reduce capital expenditures, Cisco IPS solutions are built upon common software architecture and custom

hardware platforms that enable deployment anywhere in the Cisco network, including routing, switching, and

firewall platforms. A consistent policy and operations framework helps bring the system together to meet

compliance and manage risk at a lower operational cost.

Unparalleled Global Correlation

As advanced persistent threats, botnets, and other blended threats evolve, signature-based content inspection

alone becomes insufficient. Using 10 years of reputation technology heritage, Cisco IPS is the only IPS to mitigate

identified attacks based on source reputation, not just signature firings. With Cisco IPS Global Correlation backed

by Cisco Security Intelligence Operations (SIO), Cisco IPS gains visibility into hundreds of additional security

parameters, millions of rules, and 100 TB of threat telemetry per day from market-leading email, web, firewall, and

IPS devices.

Network-Ready Capabilities

To meet the needs of the most demanding networks, Cisco IPS technology directly integrates into the firewall to

deliver multigigabit performance, low latency, and high-availability features. With hardware-accelerated deep

packet analysis, the Cisco IPS 4300 Series delivers performance in the 750 Mbps to 1.25 Gbps range to support a

variety of applications and deployments. For details on the unique methodology Cisco uses to calculate IPS

performance, refer to the

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deployment options include active-active and active-standby configurations; fail-open and fail-closed modes; IDS

and IPS modes; and redundant power supplies. The IPS 4300 Series also offers the ability to inspect encapsulated

traffic, including GRE, MPLS, 802.1q, IPv4 in IPv4, IPv4 in IPv6, and Q-in-Q double VLAN.

Proven Threat Prevention

With more than $100M invested in security research, 500 threat analysts, and terabytes of threat data fed into

Cisco SIO every day, Cisco brings confidence to customer networks. That is why Cisco IPS technology is the most

widely deployed commercial IPS technology in the world - and why independent testing agencies recommend

Cisco IPS as well.