The best way would be to use an Auto Smartport macro on the switch that shutdown the port and has no "DOWN" trigger setup:
!
! Turn off auto device control, forgetting this could shoot yourself in the foot
!
no macro auto global control device
!
! Turn off the default trigger, forgetting this could shoot yourself in the foot
!
no macro auto global control trigger
macro auto global processing
!
shell trigger ISE-PORT-SHUTDOWN ISE Invoked Macro
macro auto execute ISE-PORT-SHUTDOWN {
if [[ $LINKUP == YES ]]; then
conf t
interface $INTERFACE
shutdown
exit
fi
}
Then in ISE you would assign the ISE-PORT-SHUTDOWN auto smartport result in the authorization profile.