Cisco has introduced its Sovereign Critical Infrastructure portfolio in Canada, a move designed to bolster the agency and control that organizations within the country can have over their critical systems. This new offering includes the capacity for air-gapped deployment, which ensures that systems remain isolated from external networks, thereby enhancing security for sensitive operations. Organizations can configure the infrastructure based on their specific needs, providing a tailored approach to managing critical infrastructure. The launch is expected to benefit various sectors across Canada, particularly those that require stringent controls to safeguard their operations. By operating on-premises and allowing for air-gapped setups, Cisco is responding to the increasing demand for privacy and data sovereignty among Canadian entities.
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