This is a manager of managers for security. It lets you create one policy set for security and networking topology, which is important since they are so intertwined.

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This makes the ASA more capable as a stand-alone security appliance.

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Customers will have to spend time in the lab beating this up. Deployments will be streamlined, but we still see pretty aggressive testing required.

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The majority of enterprises we see now aren't looking for low costs in routers. They're looking for added features like security.

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What they're basically doing is taking the $8-$10 billion router and switch market and making it security-savvy. So often we find technology in search of a problem, but that's not the case here. Cisco is responding to market demand.

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