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network admission control

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network admission control

Cisco's umbrella term for network access control and network access protection. Access control governs user authentication and user permissions, while access protection determines if the user's computer is up-to-date. See access control and network access protection.



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This Network Admission Control (NAC) appliance integrates within a switching infrastructure to provide a self-contained, rapidly deployable solution for automatically detecting, isolating, and cleaning infected or vulnerable devices that attempt to access the network.
ETI is integrated as a standard component of Catbird's comprehensive Network Admission Control (NAC) that already includes 1) Rogue-user detection; 2) Intelligent internal vulnerability monitoring; 3) IPS/IDS; and 4) Credentialed and policy scanning.
But the ConSentry platform also delivers feature-rich post-admission security controls not available in most network admission control (NAC) alternatives.
 
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