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At-a-Glance
Gain Visibility into Network Threats and Remediate
Cisco® Identity Services Engine (ISE) integrates with leading security 
event and information management (SIEM) and threat defense (TD) 
platforms to bring together a networkwide view of security event 
analysis and relevant identity and device context. 
Cisco ISE uses Cisco Platform Exchange Grid (pxGrid) technology to 
share contextual data with leading SIEM and TD partner solutions. The 
combination of these integrated technologies gives security analysts the 
ability to quickly and easily assess the significance of security events 
by correlating expanded context with the security alerts. Cisco ISE, 
using pxGrid technology, enables the SIEM and TD system management 
consoles to display contextual information pulled from the engine about 
each security event.
The data can include the identity and level of access of each user and 
the type of device used. This information permits the analyst to more 
quickly determine where the event is coming from, whether it needs 
further investigation, and, if so, how urgent is the threat. Cisco ISE 
can then be used to take mitigation actions. Identity Services Engine 
integrations with SIEM and TD platforms also allow for enhanced 
security monitoring, including mobility-aware security analytics. The 
enhanced capabilities from  The enhanced capabilities from Cisco ISE 
with SIEM and TD integration streamline the process of threat detection, 
simplify execution of responses by IT, and greatly reduce the time to 
remediation of network security threats.
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Cisco Identity Services 
Engine with Integrated 
Security Information 
and Event Management 
and Threat Defense 
Platforms
Benefits
•  Decrease time to event 
classification by using Cisco® 
Identity Services Engine (ISE) 
contextual information to 
expedite the classification of 
security events.
•  Improve SIEM analytic policies 
by differentiating users, groups, 
and devices using the engine’s 
contextual information to create 
analytic policies specific to 
users, groups, or devices. 
•  Decrease security risk from 
devices with security posture 
failures by using Cisco ISE 
endpoint posture information 
to create analytic policies 
specific to endpoints that have 
a noncompliant posture status.
•  Improve visibility and analysis of 
Cisco ISE telemetry and event 
data by analyzing and providing 
alerts based on anomalies in 
Cisco ISE event data, such 
as excessive authentication 
attempts.