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Endpoint protection solution that enables small and medium businesses to manage software & hardware inventory via vulnerability management, client provisioning & monitoring, group assignments & more.
Designed for small to large businesses, it is a VPN solution that provides multi-factor authentication for endpoint devices.
It is free for what we use it for which is the VPN option. It is SAFE!!! which is super important because we deal with very sensitive information.
Occasionally I have to log on multiple times. I don't know if this is an error in entering my password, or if it just has trouble connecting.
I also consider the very good documentation to be an additional advantage worth mentioning.
When multiple persons are on it at the same time, the connection can drop and that can create a whole mess.
Overall experience, i can say that we are very happy and at peace because we know we have a reliable products that constantly protect us.
Sometime Losing VPN connection without any reason. It could be Challenging to install for someone who is not from IT background.
FortiClient is great for submitting in-depth reports of IT requests, tracking resolution progress, and archiving pasts requests.
Its security features as its annoying and pop ups frequently. As we have other antivirus its not of any use.
It is very reliable and efefctive, connection quality is great and product support team is also great in case of any issue.
Sometimes it refuses to connect and I am not sure if it is of how it was set up or it has some bugs, but the warnings aren't very clear, but that's about it.
It is safe and secure to connect to our Remote Desktop without any hassle. It works perfectly fine under any speed of internet connection.
When disconnecting the VPN and connecting to the new VPN, I often have to kill the process manually which is time consuming.
In case, you have a medium budget, you want to have a great success on VPN solution or access, Cisco Anyconnect will a good choice for you.
Connecting in and out can be a pain if changing networks.
What I like most is mostly how effortlessly it allows us to create a secure connection on Harvard campus, whether we are on campus or working from home, it has been very reliable and I love that.
Have had a few instances where it was failing to connect, but this could be the fault of company network rather than the Cisco app.
Anshuman: Hi, my name is Anshuman, and I'm a security engineer. Today I'm going to review Cisco AnyConnect, and I would like to give it four stars out of five. For more reviews like this, click below. I use Cisco AnyConnect to connect to my company's network while I was working from home. The VPN software, Cisco AnyConnect, allowed me to remotely log in to my company's network and access the resources while I was working from home. Something I really like about Cisco AnyConnect is that it is very easy to use, it's very user friendly, it can be integrated with the active directory, and it also supports multifactor authentication, which makes it secure. Something I don't like about Cisco AnyConnect is that in the initial setup it takes a little more time to connect to the corporate network, but after that it works fine. And second thing I don't like about Cisco AnyConnect is the price. It's a little overpriced, I believe.
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