The Implementing and Configuring Cisco Identity Services Engine v1.0 (SISE 300-715) exam is a 90-minute exam associated with the CCNP Security, and Cisco Certified Specialist - Security Identity Management Implementation certifications. This exam tests a candidate's knowledge of Cisco Identify Services Engine, including architecture and deployment, policy enforcement, Web Auth and guest services, profiler, BYOD, endpoint compliance, and network access device administration. The course, Implementing and Configuring Cisco Identity Services Engine, helps candidates to prepare for this exam.

The following topics are general guidelines for the content likely to be included on the exam. However, other related topics may also appear on any specific delivery of the exam. To better reflect the contents of the exam and for clarity purposes, the guidelines below may change at any time without notice.

1.1 Configure personas

1.2 Describe deployment options

2.1 Configure native AD and LDAP

2.2 Describe identity store options

2.2.a LDAP

2.2.b AD

2.2.c PKI

2.2.d OTP

2.2.e Smart Card

2.2.f Local

2.3 Configure wired/wireless 802.1X network access

2.4 Configure 802.1X phasing deployment

2.4.a Monitor mode

2.4.b Low impact

2.4.c Closed mode

2.5 Configure network access devices

2.6 Implement MAB

2.7 Configure Cisco TrustSec

2.8 Configure policies including authentication and authorization profiles

3.1 Configure web authentication

3.2 Configure guest access services

3.3 Configure sponsor and guest portals

4.1 Implement profiler services

4.2 Implement probes

4.3 Implement CoA

4.4 Configure endpoint identity management

5.1 Describe Cisco BYOD functionality

5.1.a Use cases and requirements

5.1.b Solution components

5.1.c BYOD flow

5.2 Configure BYOD device on-boarding using internal CA with Cisco switches and Cisco wireless LAN controllers

5.3 Configure certificates for BYOD

5.4 Configure block list/allow list

6.1 Describe endpoint compliance, posture services, and client provisioning

6.2 Configure posture conditions and policy, and client provisioning

6.3 Configure the compliance module

6.4 Configure Cisco ISE posture agents and operational modes

6.5 Describe supplicant, supplicant options, authenticator, and server

7.1 Compare AAA protocols

7.2 Configure TACACS+ device administration and command authorization