Secure Access Regions
Cisco Secure Access has instances of regional network and computing data centers that protect and manage public and private resources. The Secure Access regions are located geographically around the world. Network branches, data centers, and user devices can connect to the Secure Access regions through the secure web gateway (SWG), Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA), and Virtual Private Networks (VPNs). Each region is highly available and composed of two or more physically independent data centers.
The Secure Access regions and data centers host the various IP addresses and fully-qualified domain names (FQDNs) for the Secure Access cloud services:
- Secure Web Gateway—For more information, see Secure Access Secure Web Gateway Services.
- Resource Connectors—For more information, see Allow Resource Connector Traffic to Secure Access.
- Zero Trust Client—For more information, see Secure Access Zero Trust Client-Based Proxy Services.
- IPsec Tunnels—For more information, see Add a Network Tunnel Group and View Network Tunnel Group Details.
| Continent | Regions Available for On-Demand Deployments | Regions Available by Request |
|---|---|---|
| Africa | Africa (South Africa) | |
| Asia | Asia Pacific (Jakarta) | Asia Pacific (Hong Kong) |
| Asia Pacific (Singapore) | Asia Pacific (Osaka) | |
| Asia Pacific (Tokyo) | Asia Pacific (Seoul) | |
| India (West) | India (South) | |
| Israel (Tel Aviv) | Middle East (Bahrain) | |
| Middle East (UAE) | ||
| Australia | Australia (Sydney) | Australia (Melbourne) |
| Europe | Europe (Germany) | Europe (France) |
| United Kingdom | Europe (Ireland) | |
| Switzerland (Zurich) | Europe (Milan) | |
| Europe (Spain) | ||
| Europe (Stockholm) | ||
| North America | Canada (Central) | Canada (West) |
| US (Pacific Northwest) | US (Midwest) | |
| US (Virginia) | US (Northern California) | |
| South America | Brazil |
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