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In this article we're going to take a look at how to integrate Cisco Umbrella with the Cisco SecureX dashboard. The process is rather straight-forward in that the administrator only needs to enable single sign-on within Umbrella in order for this to work. To enable single sign-on within Umbrella, complete the following steps: Login into Cisco Umbrella and navigate to Admin > Authentication Enable single sign-on and select 'Cisco Secure Sign-On' and click 'NEXT' Verify the Cisco Secure Sign-On by testing the configuration. If unsuccessful, follow the on-screen instructions. When successful, the pop-up page with appear to let you know that SAML is configured correctly and you should also see a small green tick on the Umbrella page (as shown in the screenshots below). For step 3 you will need to Save and Notify users that SAML has been configured. Read the on-screen information and if happy to proceed, mark the two check boxes and click 'SAVE AND NOTIFY USERS&#

I've had many people reach out to me over the last couple of months and ask if we could get together to share ideas and methods in order to attain the CCIE Security certification. This has led me to write this post and hopefully have something productive come from it. I've been apart of internal/external study groups before and although it's nice to meet people within these groups, there hasn't really been any structure as to how we can actually work in tandem to achieve certifications. So, today I would like to put together what would hopefully be a productive and valuable study group for the CCIE Security. With that said I've decided to create this post as a call to those that want to be apart of a new Cisco WebEx Teams space that I am putting together for the CCIE Security certification. I want to keep the group as simple as possible but with a strong focus on REALLY keeping the members of the group focused on the task in hand... attaining the CCIE Security certi