LIC-SME-5YR - Cisco Meraki Systems Manager Enterprise Device License, 5YR

• Network policy integration - streamlines security policies from client devices to wireless access point, switch, and security appliance configurations
• Mobile data security - allows for a clean separation of enterprise data and personal data
• Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) integration - allows Systems Manager to directly communicate with ISE for device enrollment and posture assessment
• Seamless user enrollment - ties people to their devices by integrating enrollment with Active Directory
• Samsung Knox integration - allows for greater functionality across android devices

The Systems Manager Enterprise, is a brand addition to the Cisco Meraki product lineup. This cloud-based enterprise mobility management (EMM) solution packs a whirlwind of features encompassing device enrollment, provisioning, monitoring, and security. Here is a quick snapshot of some of the features.
Systems Manager Enterprise has a unique advantage given that Cisco Meraki not only offers mobility management but also an end-to-end networking solution. Unlike other products that add on to an existing networking solution, Systems Manager Enterprise is built on the same platform that is used to power wireless access points, switches, and security appliances. This advantage enables Systems Manager Enterprise to communicate with the network, providing a truly seamless policy management experience for administrators from the networking infrastructure all the way to personal devices. Let's take a look at how Systems Manager takes into account security compliance, geofencing, and user identity in order to dynamically apply policies to the device and to the network.

• Security compliance
  Systems Manager Enterprise has rich visibility into managed devices from client health, to geofencing location, and most importantly, their security posture. Security compliance checks whether devices are encrypted, locked, jailbroken, and more before dynamically assigning device settings, Apps, and content. Below, the 'Guest' policy requires that devices have antivirus software running, and antispyware installed.
• Apply security policies to Systems Manager profiles
  Once policies are defined, they are linked to Systems Manager profiles, which define device restrictions, network settings, content, and more. In the example below, the 'exchange' profile pushes out Exchange settings, and admins can ensure that these settings are only pushed out to secure-compliant devices.
• Apply Systems Manager profiles to the network
  Finally, these policies go one step further by integrating with the network group policies. Network group policies define everything from VLANs to firewall rules and content filtering policies. The example below shows a 'corporate' group policy with a layer 3 firewall rule allowing access to corporate resources.