We introduced the Cisco Umbrella Branch before (a new cloud-delivered security service on Cisco ISR 4000s that provides an added layer of security protection for branch offices.)

Now, there is a new Cisco Umbrella Roaming, the security when you’re off the VPN.

Install Umbrella Roaming Client for MacOS. Download the installation package here. Unzip the package and run.pkg file to install. Click Continue and Agree to the term of software license. Click install and provide your computer password. After installation is finish, check if you are protected. Install Umbrella Roaming Client.

Cisco Umbrella Roaming is a cloud-delivered security service for Cisco’s next-generation firewall.

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It protects employees when they are off the VPN by blocking malicious domain requests and IP responses as DNS queries are resolved. By enforcing security at the DNS-layer, connections are never established and files are never downloaded. Malware will not infect laptops and command & control (C2) callbacks or phishing will not exfiltrate data over any port. Plus, you gain real-time visibility of infected laptops with C2 activity.

Mac Staff Students Windows Cisco Umbrella Client is automatically installed on all managed staff laptops. Cisco Umbrella protects you from internet threats by using Cisco’s worldwide analytics to inform your computer when an internet connection it’s making is unsafe, and to block or abort the connection.
Before installing the roaming client, review Prerequisites. During installation, you can configure the roaming client to hide the tray icon (Windows and Mac) and hide it from available applications—Add/Remove Programs on Windows. Use these options to decrease awareness of the Umbrella roaming client.

Protect your mobile workforce with no extra agents or user actions

All Internet activity that bypasses your perimeter security is now enforced through our security service, so your off-network blind spot is eliminated. Umbrella Roaming is fully integrated into AnyConnect for Windows or Mac OS X. And unlike using the VPN, there’s absolutely nothing new for end-users to do or any performance sacrifice.²

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The Solution

Cisco NGFW + Cisco Umbrella

Security on and off the VPN, over any port, for Windows and Mac OS X roaming laptops.

The way your employees work has changed

82% of your workers admit to not always using the VPN²

Employees are using more cloud apps for work and leveraging their work laptops for personal use— the reality is that not every connection goes through the VPN. Your network extends beyond the perimeter, and your security must too.

49% of your workforce is mobile and under defended³

Zero-day malware spikes at night and on weekends when we’re roaming and attackers know we’re vulnerable. In fact, 22% of malicious email links are clicked when roaming.⁴While security may never stop 100% of the threats, it must work 100% of the time.

How we predict threats before they happen

Real-time, diverse data reveals internet activity patterns

Correlating DNS, WHOIS, BGP, IP geolocation, SSL certificates, and even file connectivity provides a complete view of domains and IPs where threats are staged.

Automated statistical models identify malicious destinations

Similar to Amazon learning from shopping patterns to suggest the next purchase, or Pandora learning from music listening patterns to play the next song, we learn from internet activity patterns to identify attacker infrastructure being staged for the next threat.

Simple for both security & sysadmin teams

Enable Roaming in Minutes

• Simply enable the Roaming Security module available in Cisco AnyConnect v4.3 for Windows or Mac OS X.

• Deploy a stand-alone Umbrella Roaming Client for Windows or Mac OS X alongside any other remote access VPN client.

Global Security by Default

• As soon as Roaming Security is enabled, mobile workers are protected against malicious destinations.

• If a threat is requested via a web browser, end-users receive a customizable block page.

• To immediately access a blocked site, just allow the domain.

Instant Visibility into Threats

• View your daily, weekly, or monthly security events occurring off-network either in your inbox or our dashboard.

• Check if threats are trending up or down as well as the domains and laptops with the most security events.

• Respond to an incident by drilling into the full activity per domain or laptop.

Detailed Logs for Incident Response

• View and optionally filter the last 30 days of detailed, real-time Internet activity by time, domain, category, laptop, or IP location.

• “Top N” summary reports are retained for up to 2 years and can be scheduled to your and others’ inboxes.

^1.cs.co/gartner-prediction
^2. cs.co/IDG-survey
^3.cs.co/sans-survey
^4. cs.co/proofpoint-report
^5. cs.co/dns-latency, system.opendns.com

More details from https://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/products/collateral/security/firewalls/umbrella-roaming-customer-facing.pdf

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Introduction

This document describes the installation, configuration, and troubleshooting steps for the OpenDNS (Umbrella) Roaming module. In AnyConnect 4.3.X and later, the OpenDNS Roaming client is now available as an integrated module. It is also known as the Cloud Security module and it can be predeployed to the endpoint with the AnyConnect installer, or it can be downloaded from the Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) via web-deploy.

Prerequisites

Requirements

Cisco recommends that you have knowledge of these topics:

Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility
OpenDNS/Umbrella Roaming Module
Cisco ASA

Components Used

The information in this document is based on these software and hardware versions:

Cisco ASA Version 9.3(3)7
Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client 4.3.01095
OpenDNS Roaming Module 4.3.01095
Cisco Adaptive Security Device Manager (ASDM) 7.6.2 or later
Microsoft Windows 8.1
Note: The minimum requirements to deploy OpenDNS Umbrella module are:
- AnyConnect VPN Client Version 4.3.01095 or later
- Cisco ASDM 7.6.2 or later
OpenDNS Roaming module is currently not supported on the Linux platform.

The information in this document was created from the devices in a specific lab environment. All of the devices used in this document started with a cleared (default) configuration. If your network is live, make sure that you understand the potential impact of any commands or configuration.

Background Information

OrgInfo.json

For the OpenDNS Roaming module to function properly, an OrgInfo.json file must be downloaded from the OpenDNS dashboard or pushed from the ASA before the module is used. When the file is first downloaded, it is saved at a specific path which depends on the operating system.

For Mac OS X, OrgInfo.json is downloaded to /opt/cisco/anyconnect/Umbrella.
For Microsoft Windows, OrgInfo.json is downloaded to C:Pr

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