Network access control is the act of keeping unauthorized users and devices out of a private network. Organizations that give certain devices or users from outside of the organization occasional access to the network can use network access control to ensure that these devices meet corporate security...
Network access control, or NAC, is one aspect of network security. There are many NAC tools available, and the functions are often performed by a network access server. Effective network access control restricts access to only those devices that are authorized and compliant with security policies,...
Network access control(NAC), also known as network admission control, is the process of restricting unauthorized users and devices from gaining access to a corporate or private network. NAC ensures that only users who are authenticated and devices that are authorized and compliant with security polic...
What is network access control (NAC)? Network access control, also called network admission control, is a method to bolster the security,visibilityandaccess managementof a proprietarynetwork. It restricts the availability of network resources to endpoint devices and users that comply with a definedsec...
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Network access control (NAC) is a security solution that enforces policy on devices that access networks to increase network visibility and reduce risk.
A cellular telecommunications network includes a core 40 and a remote entity such as mobile terminal 1. It is known in the prior art to restrict access to particular types of content on the internet such as pornography by maintaining in the network core a service information database containing...
Network protocol: The network protocol can be used to permit or deny certain networking protocols, such as IP, Internetwork Packet Exchange (IPX),Transmission Control Protocol (TCP),Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP),User Datagram Protocol (UDP), or others. ...
User access to an information network, such as the Internet, is controlled so that predetermined access is prevented in such a manner that the control is not easily circumvented. A user interacts with the network via a respective PC terminal (1) which is physically separated from but operativel...