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05-22-2022 08:19 PM
1/. Does Cisco ISE comply with ISO/PCI DSS/etc? If yes, can you share which point?
2/. Does Cisco ISE have Reports for HIPPA/TRM/ISO/PCI DSS/PDR compliance format?
3/. How does Cisco ISE provide protection for Data at Rest and Data in Motion? Please Help to provide us reference document
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05-26-2022 06:58 AM
See ISE Security Best Practices (Hardening) for some of your security questions.
There are no compliance standard-specific reports.
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05-23-2022 02:07 PM
Are you asking for compliance of ISE itself? Or ISE's role in a network for enforcing such compliance? If not asking about ISE itself, this highly depends on how ISE is configured.
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05-23-2022 07:17 PM
We are preferred to ISE itself. we are not asking for an enforcement compliance policy.
Pls, check the question above.
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05-23-2022 07:35 PM
So maybe I am totally misunderstanding the ask here since I am not a compliance expert but here goes:
- ISO - which ISO standard?
- PCI - ISE doesn't accept or handle credit card information so this seems to not apply here
- HIPPA reports? ISE doesn't handle PHI so this seems to not apply here either
- Data in motion - RADIUS is not an encrypted protocol; you can use RADIUS DTLS or IPSec if full encryption is needed for NAD traffic. TACACS+ is encrypted but uses what are considered weak algorithms by today's standards.
- Data at rest - ISE does not encrypt its local disks

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05-26-2022 06:58 AM
See ISE Security Best Practices (Hardening) for some of your security questions.
There are no compliance standard-specific reports.
