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Cisco Secure Access Extension

🔒 Security·by bluebeeweb·v0.1.0
Pay per use8-60 tok/action
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About this extension

Connect your own Cisco Umbrella/Secure Access (DNS/SIG/ZTNA) and/or Meraki (SD-WAN) organization to manage destination lists, policies, identities, ZTNA private resources, reporting, networks, appliance health, VPN topology and alerts from Imperal -- plus bulk operations and a tenant health audit. Uses your own Umbrella API key/secret and/or Meraki API key -- nothing is hosted or proxied by Imperal beyond the request itself. Note: Duo (MFA) is a separate product and out of scope for this first release.

What you get

Every capability exposed by Cisco Secure Access, metered per action and guarded by the two-step safety protocol.

  • connect_umbrellawrite

    Connect your Cisco Umbrella/Secure Access account by saving its API key and secret, after checking they actually work. Create one in Umbrella dashboard > Admin > API Keys.

  • connect_merakiwrite

    Connect your Cisco Meraki organization by saving its Dashboard API key, after checking it actually works. Create one in Meraki Dashboard > My profile > API access.

  • disconnect_ciscowrite

    Disconnect a Cisco Umbrella/Secure Access or Meraki connection: deletes the saved credentials. Nothing in Cisco itself is changed.

  • list_connectionsread

    List the connected Cisco Umbrella/Secure Access and Meraki accounts.

  • list_destination_listsread

    List Umbrella/Secure Access destination lists (domain allow/block lists).

  • get_destination_listread

    Read one destination list in full.

  • create_destination_listwrite

    Create a new destination list.

  • update_destination_listwrite

    Update an existing destination list's name.

  • delete_destination_listwrite

    Permanently delete a destination list. Cannot be undone.

  • add_destination_list_entrywrite

    Add domains/URLs/IPs to a destination list.

  • remove_destination_list_entrywrite

    Remove domains/URLs/IPs from a destination list.

  • list_policiesread

    List Umbrella/Secure Access policies (destination-list + identity bindings).

  • get_policyread

    Read one policy in full.

  • list_umbrella_networksread

    List Umbrella network identities (fixed-IP sites).

  • list_roaming_computersread

    List Umbrella roaming client computers.

  • list_virtual_appliancesread

    List Umbrella Virtual Appliances.

  • list_meraki_organizationsread

    List Meraki organizations visible to the connected API key.

  • list_meraki_networksread

    List networks in the connected Meraki organization.

  • get_meraki_networkread

    Read one Meraki network in full.

  • create_meraki_networkwrite

    Create a new network in the connected Meraki organization.

  • update_meraki_networkwrite

    Update selected fields of an existing Meraki network. Only given fields change.

  • delete_meraki_networkwrite

    Permanently delete a Meraki network. Cannot be undone.

  • list_uplink_statusesread

    List SD-WAN uplink statuses for appliances in the connected Meraki organization.

  • list_vpn_topologyread

    List Meraki VPN (AutoVPN) topology -- peer status between networks.

  • list_appliance_healthread

    List Meraki MX appliance health/connectivity status across the connected organization.

  • reboot_appliancewrite

    Reboot a Meraki MX appliance by serial number.

  • list_alertsread

    List Meraki alerts across the organization, optionally filtered to one network.

  • create_alert_webhookwrite

    Create a webhook receiver on a Meraki network so alerts push to an HTTPS URL.

  • bulk_update_destination_listswrite

    Set the same access value (allow/block) on several Umbrella destination lists in one call, by explicit ids. Continues past per-item failures and reports each outcome, same convention as every other bulk_* tool in the portfolio.

  • bulk_reboot_applianceswrite

    Reboot several Meraki appliances in one call, by explicit serial numbers. Continues past per-item failures and reports each outcome.

  • audit_secure_accesswrite

    Build one aggregated health report across the connected Cisco Umbrella/Secure Access and Meraki organization: unassigned destination lists, offline roaming computers, offline appliances, and recent alert volume -- the same 'audit_*' value-add pattern as every other connector in the portfolio.

Related extensions

More extensions in Security ready to enable in one click.

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