Network Access Control (NAC)
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Bezpieczeństwo IT 
Infrastruktura IT i OT 
Network Access Control (NAC)
Network Access Control (NAC) is a technology-supported process for securing network access by authenticating a user or device. Its implementation is particularly important for organisations that employ external companies to carry out tasks or whose business model requires teams from different organisations to be involved in projects.
Network access control – a key solution for organisations
Implementing Network Access Control (NAC) is an important step in securing network access. This vital process of authenticating users or devices makes NAC extremely valuable in organisations that use external companies or involve teams from different organisations in projects.
What do you gain by implementing an NAC solution?
NAC enforces security policies across wireless, wired, and VPN networks. If anomalies are detected, it blocks access to connected devices and offers a range of advanced features such as:
- Full visibility of users, applications, and devices on the network
- Comprehensive authentication and authorisation
- Agentless device monitoring and detection
- Monitoring for anomalies in network traffic
- Proactive threat minimisation
NAC integrations with other security systems
In addition, NAC solutions easily integrate with other security systems and databases. As a result, they provide comprehensive protection for your organisation.
By implementing an NAC system, you ensure that you have robust network access security. Whether you are an organisation operating internally or working with other companies, the security and confidentiality of your data is of paramount importance. Take advantage of an NAC solution and provide your organisation with maximum network security.
Response to the challenge
Endpoint security through user or device authentication and enforcing network security
What can you get when implementing a NAC-type solution in an organisation?
By using network access control solutions, you will gain full visibility and control of individual users and applications running on the network
Monitoring
Agentless monitoring and device detection. Monitoring of anomalies in traffic patterns
Controlled access
Automated process for adding large numbers of users, devices. Ability to restrict network access to individual devices
Configuration
Reconfiguration of wired and wireless devices from dozens of suppliers
