[HOW] to configure Threat Protection in Cisco Meraki MX using the Cisco Meraki Dashboard

- Do you want to protect your network against malicious hackers?
- Do you want to secure your data and your clients against newly identified threats?
- Would you be able to keep up with upcoming intrusion attempts to your resources?
In this opportunity, we will configure the Threat Protection feature in the Security Appliance MX using the Meraki Dashboard. With this feature, the Security Appliance can integrate the database of AMP and Snort to provide a robust and up to date protection against any threat coming to your network.
Requirements:
- You need to add an Advanced Security license to your Security Appliance
Cisco Meraki Documentation:
- Threat Protection
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If you encounter any issues configuring the threat protection feature, feel free to post a comment with the information and I will help you to move forward.
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[@precastdetailing]

Awesome, thanks for the video.
You made a reference to the "Umbrella" but I didn't know what it means. I found the link in the description - but I think you should put the link ON THE VIDEO itself.

[@kizitojessy]

Merci Beaucoup pour cette explication Claire.

[@ArunKumar-bb8kq]

Great videos...Thank you

[@jimmymancheron9595]

Good Job :)

[@TheITWay]

Thanks 😁

[@MrPimleemans]

Sorry to intrude, but as far as I can tell, AMP on the Meraki MX does NOT stop malicious traffic file transfers when the traffic is encrypted as is the case with HTTPS, IMAPs, etc. So.. it's not as cool as it sounds.