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Cisco FMC is the centralized management solution for Cisco FTD appliances. It provides configuration, monitoring, analysis, and reporting capabilities for FTD devices. Cisco FMC can also manage Cisco ASAs that have been converted to FTD devices. Cisco FMC can be deployed as a physical or virtual appliance, or as a cloud service (CDO). However, since the organization does not have a local VM, CDO is not an option. Cisco FDM is the on-box management solution for FTD devices, which does not support centralized management or ASA migration. CSM is the legacy management solution for Cisco ASAs, which does not support FTD devices. References :=

Some possible references are:

Cisco Firepower Management Center Configuration Guide, Version 6.7

Install and Upgrade FTD on Firepower Appliances

Firepower Threat Defense simplifies application security

Workload security models refer to the ways of protecting applications, services, and capabilities that run on a cloud resource. There are different types of cloud deployment models, such as public, private, hybrid, and multicloud, and different types of cloud service models, such as IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS. However, these are not workload security models, but rather ways of describing the cloud environment and the level of abstraction. Workload security models are more focused on the location and ownership of the workloads, and how they are secured. The two main workload security models are off-premises and on-premises. Off-premises workload security model means that the workloads are hosted and managed by a third-party cloud service provider, such as AWS, Azure, or GCP. The cloud service provider is responsible for the security of the underlying infrastructure, such as the physical servers, network devices, storage systems, and hypervisors. The customer is responsible for the security of the workloads themselves, such as the guest operating systems, applications, data, and users. The customer can use various tools and techniques to secure their workloads, such as encryption, firewalls, identity and access management, vulnerability scanning, and logging and monitoring. On-premises workload security model means that the workloads are hosted and managed by the customer on their own data center or private cloud. The customer is responsible for the security of both the infrastructure and the workloads, and has full control and visibility over them. The customer can use similar tools and techniques as the off-premises model, but also has to deal with the physical security, network security, and compliance requirements of their own environment. References:

What Is Workload Security? On-Premises, Cloud, Kubernetes, and More

What is Cloud Workload Security? - CyberArk

What is Cloud Workload Protection? | Workload Security | VMware

What is Cloud Workload Security? - Check Point Software

Introduction To Classic Security Models - GeeksforGeeks

The Cisco Endpoint IoC feature is a powerful incident response tool for scanning of post-compromise indicators across multiple computers. Endpoint IoCs are imported through the console from OpenIOC-based files written to trigger on file properties such as name, size, hash, and other attributes and system properties such as process information, running services, and Windows Registry entries. The IoC syntax can be used by incident responders to find specific artifacts or use logic to create sophisticated, correlated detections for families of malware. Endpoint IoCs have the advantage of being portable to share within your organization or in industry vertical forums and mailing lists. The Endpoint IoC scanner is available in AMP for Endpoints Windows Connector versions 4 and higher. Running Endpoint IoC scans may require up to 1 GB of free drive space. The Endpoint IoC feature is based on the openioc.com framework, which is an open standard for sharing threat intelligence. References:

Cisco Endpoint IOC Attributes, User Guide

What Are Indicators of Compromise (IOC)? - Cisco, Security Indicators of Compromise

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