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network access control

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network access control

An umbrella term for managing access to a network. Network access control (NAC) governs user authentication and user permissions as well as security measures (firewalls, anti-spyware, antivirus, etc.). See access control, network admission control, network access protection, network access server, firewall, spyware blocker and lock down.



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developer of award-winning, patented network access control (NAC) technology, announced today that Northwest Mississippi Community College (NWCC) has chosen Mirage Endpoint Control to protect its network from threats and policy violations that can negatively impact operational costs and productivity.
developer of award-winning network access control (NAC) technology, announced today that it has worked with IBM, leveraging the versatility and open architecture of the IBM Internet Security Systems protection platform, to link its endpoint control solution with IBM's Proventia Management SiteProtector.
Bradford Networks, a leading provider of comprehensive network access control (NAC) solutions and a Microsoft Network Access Protection (NAP) partner, announced that Bradford's new NAC Director[TM] product line gives organizations running Microsoft Network Access Protection the power to manage and control guest access to the Internet while validating that guest laptops comply with established network security policies.
 
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