Healthcare
Network Access Control
Moraph resells, implements and runs Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) so that every device connecting to a wired port or wireless network in your hospital is identified and given only the access its role allows.
Moraph resells, implements and runs Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) so that every device connecting to a wired port or wireless network in your hospital is identified and given only the access its role allows. Unknown devices, including medical devices plugged into a wall jack without going through clinical engineering, are placed in a restricted network until someone decides what they are. Moraph builds the policies with your network, security and clinical engineering teams, introduces enforcement in stages so patient care is not interrupted, and triages what ISE sees every day.
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- Industry
- Healthcare
- Type
- Managed Ecosystem
- Platform
- Cisco ISE
Before you start
- Your organization uses Network Access Control as a managed platform from Moraph.
- A Moraph client account in that organization, signed in.
- For changes to the service: the administrator or technical contact role in the Moraph Portal.
Most common tasks
Getting started
What it is, what you need, and your first steps.
- Getting started with Network Access Control
What Network Access Control is for, who uses it, what you need before you start, and your first steps.
Reference
Definitions, settings, limits and lookup tables.
- Security, data and compliance in Network Access Control
Security controls, supported requirements, hosting and limitations of Network Access Control.
- Network Access Control glossary
Terms used in Network Access Control and its documentation.
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