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Best Practices for Effective Network Access Control
sponsored by Bradford Networks
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There is often confusion between the functions and benefits of 802.1X and those of commercially available NAC solutions. 802.1X is the IEEE standard for port-based network access control that provides an authentication mechanism for devices and users attempting to connect. NAC is a widely adopted solution that provides authentication of users and devices.
Which is best for securing access to a particular network? View this paper to find out. Explore:
- Fundamentals of 802.1X and NAC technologies
- Why a combination of both is often required to provide the level of security, control and visibility needed in today’s network
- And much more
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