Allow and block lists, from the ticket.
Neo reads why Umbrella blocked a site and adds or removes destinations on allow and block lists.
What Neo does with Cisco Umbrella.
Destination lists
Neo adds and removes domains, URLs and IPs on a customer's allow and block lists.
Why it was blocked
Neo reads the DNS and web activity behind a block and the domain's category.
Deployment status
Neo reads roaming computers, networks, sites and virtual appliances.
Concrete work Neo handles in Cisco Umbrella.
Umbrella access request
Neo finds the block, checks the site, and allows it once approved.
Block a destination
Neo adds a phishing domain or IP to the customer's block list.
Roaming client check
Neo reads whether a computer's Umbrella client is protected and syncing.
Set it up with Neo.
Connect Cisco Umbrella
Enter the credentials the Cisco Umbrella card on Neo's Integrations page asks for. The setup guide shows where to find each one.
Start from a use case
Open the Cisco Umbrella card's "What Neo can do" tab and press Set up with Neo on the job you want.
Build it with Neo Support
Neo Support picks the tools and the Cisco Umbrella access the job needs, and builds the agent with you.
Questions about the Cisco Umbrella integration.
What does Neo need to connect to Cisco Umbrella?+
The credentials the Cisco Umbrella card on Neo's Integrations page asks for, from your Cisco Umbrella account. The setup guide shows where to find each one.
How do I set up one of these use cases?+
Connect Cisco Umbrella, open its "What Neo can do" tab in the Neo dashboard and press Set up with Neo on the use case. Neo Support builds the agent with you.