Network Security

NAC (Network Access Control)

Today, both company-owned and user-owned devices are connected inside and outside of perimeter security. Laptops, smartphones, tablets and Internet of Things (IoT) devices are flooding the workplace.

For this reason, it is necessary to have control mechanisms that allow:

• Identify who and what element is connected to the network.
• Apply access control policies and establish where connected devices can access.

In addition, real-time threat protection is required to meet internal and external audit and compliance requirements.

Access point control (NAC) allows you to restrict access to non-authorized users and devices on the corporate network.