Vixa and her Network Defenders colleagues Win a major fight against Bot Herders Cartels. Please Cast your Vote: "The Realm Citizens Join The Fight" CISCO Security Comic Script by Virginia Benedict

New York, NY - Nov. 2009 - Vixa’s intuitive adaptive and light speed response powers were instrumental in bringing down and capturing two major Cyber Cartels.

While three ruthless, competing Cartels were engaged in War Lords activities for dominance and control over several primary domain controllers around planet Earth, Vixa, Wall, Jux, and Trace gained advantage and managed to trace and capture two of the three cartels. The Realm Citizens got on board the fight against Bot Herders and Cyber Criminals.

The 10 Finalists are in! Vote for VIXA's powers.

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=> Click on "The 10 Finalists" link => the icon has Vixa standing in front of two monitors while performing network scans.

My comic script is titled "The Realm Citizens Join the Fight" => on the last frame I signed: Story Board by Virginia Benedict, Techanalyst => Please Cast Your Vote on "The Citizens Join The Fight" Comic Script.

If the link does not work just perform a search on "The Realm" on CISCO.com and join the fun!

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JR, this is great stuff! It's pure Jimmy Ray Purser. So great to be able to see you live!
Apologies to the rest of you but I haven't seen JR in years, and just happened upon this tonight so I am pretty happy about it. Best wishes to all. - Wilson

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I have been struggling here lately on the topic of how to properly Secure my Voice Network. I heard the PodCast on the ASA implementation and have read that is the way to go. However the how is always left out.... I think a segment on this would be great.

Can you explain in more detail how the ASA 5500 is implemented in the CUCM World. Voice Security is starting to be a reoccurring theme, but I am not finding much information pertaining to the Cisco Recommended Procedures or How tos (if you will.)

For Example:What type of ASA is required for what level? When I have a HQ of 2000 Phones and remote sites also with 1000....what should be used at the locations? Is there a Matrix of some sort?

How is it implemented (obviously at the network level) but how is the CUCM connected..... via IPSEC with the ASA?

Is there an SRND for a ASA Voice environment?

Obviously due to the TLS Proxy the ASA is very attractive, but what are the ups and downs compared to GetVPN?

For many people dealing with Firewalls and ASA's on a daily basis these questions might seem a little basic, but for people coming from the "Voice" Unified Communications Area there are a lot of things left unsaid. Unfortunately, when installing a CUCM Cluster and the Customer wants a Secure Voice Network.... they do not understand that this is more network security than voice, and it is up to us to magically come up with the answer.

This topic of Voice Security is becoming the number 1 issue with large companies today and the only official statement that I find states that we should use the ASA's. Great.... but how?

Thanks

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Is Cisco MARS a good solution for Windows syslog aggregation?

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