ACS 5.0 supports new wired 802.1x features not available in ACS 4.2, making it Cisco’s recommended platform for wired 802.1x deployments. In many cases, you’ll find it is also the right version for ...

Let’s face it 802.1x has been around for over a decade now and its still not widely deployed and suffers from a bad rap. One of the key reasons for this is that 802.1x suffers from serious operational ...

Cisco has released patches for three vulnerabilities in its Secure Access Control System, including two flaws that could enable a remote attacker to take complete control of an affected system. Cisco ...

Networking equipment maker Cisco Systems Inc. is warning customers about security holes in two products that provide user authentication and authorization services for network devices such as ...

I have a old Cisco ACS 4.1 install which I am planning to toss. Really we just have it around for TACACS+ network auth. Is there a cheaper, better way than upgrading to ACS 5.3? I have used 5.3 before ...

The vulnerabilities affect Secure ACS for Windows and the Cisco Secure ACS Solution Engine, according to a Cisco advisory issued Friday. Secure ACS, an identity networking solution that simplifies ...

A "critical"-rated bug in one of Cisco's network access management devices could have allowed hackers to remotely break into corporate networks. The bug was found in Cisco's Secure Access Control ...

I am trying to set up LWAPP wireless for the first time. I have the Cisco WISM up and running, 1131 access points are up and running, and clients can get on the network, provided I use some sort of ...