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Cisco Catalyst Center vs TXOne EdgeOne

Cisco Catalyst Center

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TXOne EdgeOne

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Plans published21
Spec score · OT and ICS Security Monitoring Software7.9 (#8)7.3 (#12)
DeploymentCisco describes hardware and virtual appliance deployments, including current guides for VMware ESXi and Ubuntu KVM.EdgeOne is offered as an on-premises virtual appliance or cloud deployment; the product page says cloud deployment is not available for air-gapped environments.
HeadquartersSan Jose, California, United StatesTaipei, Taiwan
IntegrationsCisco documents integrations with ISE, ThousandEyes, Webex, Microsoft Teams, ServiceNow, Infoblox, and BlueCat, plus generic APIs for other ITSM and IPAM systems.The product page lists SIEM/SOC API integration, log forwarding, Sennin connectivity, and a built-in MCP connector for authorized AI agents.
PurposeCisco Catalyst Center is a centralized network controller and management dashboard for enterprise network operations.EdgeOne is a centralized management console for OT security deployments, combining policy control, asset visibility, and network-based vulnerability detection.
SupportCisco says Catalyst and Cisco DNA software subscriptions include embedded software support and downloads; opening a support case requires a Cisco Service Contract.TXOne describes 24/7 global support across all time zones.

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Cisco Catalyst Center

  • Cisco DNA AdvantagePriced on request
  • Cisco DNA EssentialsPriced on request

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TXOne EdgeOne

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Cisco Catalyst Center

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TXOne EdgeOne

TXOne EdgeOne is a centralized management console for operational technology (OT) security deployments. It combines policy controls, asset visibility, and network-based vulnerability detection; Asset Vulnerability Management identifies known CVEs from network traffic without installing agents on production assets. Its alert engine groups events by severity and produces attack-chain summaries with recommendations. Teams can build policies from templates, validate staged rollouts, assign role-based access, and keep audit logs. EdgeOne manages EdgeIPS, EdgeIPS Pro, EdgeIPS LE, and EdgeFire devices, and supports SIEM/SOC API integration and log forwarding. A built-in MCP connector lets authorized AI agents query and act on asset, policy, and alert data within the security perimeter. Deployment is available as an on-premises virtual appliance or in the cloud, with a single console managing up to 1,000 nodes. Cloud and hybrid deployment are unavailable in air-gapped environments. Pricing is on request. The product is described for OT environments such as manufacturing plants and organizations managing Edge devices across facilities.

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