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    Cisco-Powered Networking, Managed by Lumen: Simple, Secure and Responsive

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    Picture a hospital during a busy shift. A physician opens a patient’s X-ray to plan what is next, but the image is slow to load and then stalls. The IT team wants to fix it right away, but they cannot easily tell whether the issue is the local Wi-Fi or the internet connection. When several providers each manage a different piece of the network, simply finding the source can take time. In medicine, that kind of lag is more than an inconvenience. It can delay a diagnosis and the care that follows.

    That scenario plays out because most distributed networks are not one network at all. They are built from separate systems and tools spread across every site. When something goes wrong, there is no single place to see the whole picture.

    That is why Lumen chose Cisco. Our experience as the leading provider of cloud-managed networking solutions, including Cisco routers with built-in firewall, is the foundation for a fully managed network experience. Cisco provides the secure, scalable platform that brings WAN, LAN and security together. Lumen runs it day to day with 24/7 operational expertise. Organizations get fast, secure and reliable connectivity from a single partner accountable for all of it.

    The real problem is fragmentation

    When the WAN and the LAN are managed separately, small IT teams juggle different tools and vendors, which makes problems harder to see and slower to solve.

    That changes when you manage the WAN and LAN as one network. The WAN links your sites together. The LAN runs inside each site. Manage both from one place, and the network is much easier to run. New sites provision themselves, so they come online fast. The same security policies protect every location. And because the design is modular, you can scale quickly to handle heavy AI and cloud workloads without building the network by hand.

    The answer is not another tool. It is a Cisco-powered platform for the branch, delivered through Lumen’s managed service experience, built on three principles: simple, secure and responsive.

    Simple, secure and responsive

    Simple: run the business, not the network. Cisco gives you one place to see and control everything. Lumen runs it day to day.

    • Always-on, highly available dashboard
    • Centrally management user interface, no command line
    • Single-touch provisioning and updates

    Secure: Cisco’s protection covers every site, with Lumen watching around the clock.

    • 24/7 monitoring and alerting
    • Built-in firewall, content filtering and IDS/IPS
    • SD-WAN and Site-to-Site Auto VPN

    Responsive: a Cisco-powered network that adapts to demand.

    • Flexible WAN designs, with multiple ports
    • Automated updates and real-time visibility
    • Smart routing that picks the best path

    One platform, one partner, from the wire to the workspace

    Underneath the three principles is a single, integrated stack. Cisco 8000 Series Secure Routers deliver secure, reliable connectivity with SD-WAN and firewall built in and expand the network with zero-touch provisioning. With everything managed through the Cisco dashboard, organizations get a unified operating model that Lumen can manage consistently across locations.

    It is a standardized, full-stack solution built on Cisco hardware and managed from the cloud. WAN, LAN and security are all covered under a single Cisco platform, while Lumen designs, deploys and manages the devices and licenses. That makes the offer far more scalable, because Lumen certifies standardized devices to match each location’s use case and requirements.

    From overhead to advantage

    With Cisco’s Secure Networking solutions delivered as a managed service by Lumen, organizations can simplify the full network lifecycle and free IT teams to focus on strategic goals instead of firefighting. Managed centrally through Cisco, the network stops being overhead and becomes a foundation for faster execution. Together, Cisco and Lumen help organizations gain a more secure, scalable and responsive foundation for an evolving digital landscape.

    The next time an X-ray is slow to load during a busy shift, you should not have to wonder which vendor to call. A Cisco-powered platform shows what is happening, and Lumen’s managed service team can resolve issues quickly.

    This partnership helps organizations scale secure connectivity and applications across locations. Explore how Cisco and Lumen can simplify your network operations.

     



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