Manage Users and Groups
Cisco Secure Access supports various methods to provision users and groups. In Secure Access, you can integrate an identity provider (IdP) or import a CSV file with the users and groups. Once you add users and groups to Secure Access, you can protect and monitor the connections from user devices to internet and private destinations.
Secure Access requires that users authenticate when connecting through the Secure Access Secure Web Gateway (SWG) or with Secure Access Zero Trust Access. You can set up multiple instances of single sign-on (SSO) authentication IdPs in Secure Access.
After you provision users and groups and set up SSO user authentication, you can view the details about the users, groups, and Google Workspace identities in the Organizational Units (OUs). Also, manage the user connections in the organization for remote VPN access and Zero Trust Access.
Table of Contents
- Get Started with Provisioning
- Get Started with User Configuration Management
- View Provisioned Users, Groups, and Google Workspace Identities
- Manage Remote Access VPN and Zero Trust Device Connections
Get Started with Provisioning
Provision users and groups, and sync Google Workspace identities with Secure Access. For more information, see Get Started with Provisioning.
Get Started with User Configuration Management
- First, provision users and groups into Secure Access. Configure an IdP integration or import a CSV file with users and groups.
- Then, set up SSO user authentication for connections through the Secure Web Gateway or with Zero Trust Access.
For more information, see Get Started with User Configuration.
View Provisioned Users, Groups, and Google Workspace Identities
After you provision users and groups in Secure Access, you can view information about these identities.
Manage Remote Access VPN and Zero Trust Device Connections
In Secure Access, manage the user connections.
Secure Access Regions < Manage Users and Groups > Get Started with Provisioning
Updated 9 days ago