An engineer must configure the Encrypted Visibility Engine in Cisco Secure Firewall Management Center.

Encrypted Visibility Engine provides visibility into encrypted TLS sessions by fingerprinting characteristics of the TLS handshake and associating them with known client applications or processes. The SSL/TLS policy supplies the encrypted-traffic handling framework used with the access control policy. Application detection must also be enabled so that the system can identify and classify applications represented by EVE fingerprints. Cisco Success Network is a telemetry and product-support capability and is unrelated to encrypted-session classification. Identity policy configuration maps users to network activity but is not an EVE prerequisite. Although current Vulnerability Database content provides fingerprinting intelligence, merely scheduling VDB updates does not complete the policy configuration described in the question. Therefore, configuring the SSL/TLS policy and enabling application detectors are the required actions. Cisco Encrypted Visibility Engine documentation

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