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Portnox NAC offers complete control, including over BYOD and cloud

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Portnox NAC offers complete control, including over BYOD and cloud
This column is available in a weekly newsletter called IT Best Practices.  Click here to subscribe.   A few years ago, industry pundits were declaring NAC dead—done in by complexity and rigidity. Today, however, BYOD and mobile computing in general are breathing new life into NAC. With a range of people and devices coming and going on the average enterprise network, NAC is (still) the best way to control who and what is on your network. According to the 2014 Cyberthreat Defense Report for North America and Europe, 77% of survey respondents intend to use NAC as part of their mobile security strategy. Along with Next Generation Firewalls, NAC solutions are perceived as having the greatest potential to defend against today's cyberthreats. Survey respondents say they most commonly use NAC to identify vulnerabilities and security misconfigurations on endpoint devices in between full-network vulnerability scans.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More
 




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