NAC has evolved in recent years from Network Access Control to Network Admission Control. Network access control has fallen by the wayside because of its heavy costs in overhead, deployment and support combined with its lack of true security effectiveness. Network Access Control also tends to focus on patch updates versus the what, who and policy control provided by Network Admission Control.
Network Admission Control, true NAC, eliminates those cost burdens while providing real security. In today’s environment, many types of devices connect to the network for Internet access, including user and non-user devices, such as printers, imaging machines and VoIP phones. In order to apply security and enforce acceptable use policies, you must identify all devices that are connected to your network, and determine which of those devices are actually authorized to be on your network. This is especially difficult in education, healthcare, government and enterprise offices, where it is common to have devices brought into the network by guests, contractors, auditors or even uninvited visitors. The last step is to enforce security policies that enable access, quarantine unknown devices, and apply other security decisions like blocking.
DeepNines Network Admission Control is a network-based product that eliminates all costs and complexities in managing client software. DeepNines NAC empowers security-conscience organizations to inspect and detect all networked devices to ensure the device meets security policies without introducing the complexity, cost and management of an installed client. This provides comprehensive protection and control over user, non-user and guest devices. NAC also provides admission to the network and control once entered complete Web security for your network.
Key Features:
Device agnostic to identify all networked devices attempting access
Real-time identification and management of all network devices
Provides the ability to quarantine infected users to stop the spread of outbreaks
Blocks access to unknown users who do not meet policy compliance
Provides detailed monitoring capabilities for every host on the network
Key Benefits:
Affordable, user-friendly NAC solution
Enforces comprehensive policies for security and control from a single management interface
Eliminates the cost and complexity associated with managing client software
Provides complete network control and protection
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Protect Against the Unknown. Since wireless networks have become commonplace, often guests and other users are able to connect to your network without your knowledge. DeepNines NAC identifies all users connected to the network, including visitors and guests, and ensures that users do not infect the network with viruses, malware, spyware, etc., or spread infections to other, legitimate users.
Control Access. With insight into all network users, content and applications, DeepNines NAC allows you to manage users' access to these network resources. Different policies can be set by user including separate policies for visitors and guests.
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DeepNines Network Admission Control provides protection from outside threats and network control down to the user level. NAC provides user-level security with granular control, no additional software at the user-level, the ability to quarantine infected users and detailed monitoring capabilities for every user on the network. DeepNines NAC allows you to specify the level of access that any users, including unknown users, are given to the network so you can ensure that your network stays safe and that your policies are enforced.
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Virtual Events
Schedule a one-on-one webcast demonstration of the Network Admission Control, or attend a bi-monthly event to learn about how Network Admission Control can help you in protecting, controlling and managing the Web.
Schedule a one-on-one, live demonstration of the Network Admission Control intended for technical audiences, walking you through the capabilities and functionality of the Network Admission Control.
View a self-paced, on-demand virtual demonstration of the Network Admission Control for business-level audiences to learn how the product brings value and protection to your organization.
