Demand is high for a super system that can promise protection from external threats while organizations’ networks, data and software applications become increasingly interconnected. Since Cisco ...

Arista Networks Inc. today announced a new network access control or NAC service on the opening day of this week’s RSA Conference in San Francisco. The vendor is best known as a high-performance ...

Juniper has cast its lot with the Trusted Computing Group's Trusted Network Connect standard, and Unified Access Control 2.0 banks heavily on the thinking that companies would prefer to protect ...

A critical element in securing your business is controlling access to your business space. While cyber security tends to be front of mind for many businesses, controlling who enters your business and ...

In this age of worms, zombies, and botnets, mobile computers themselves are a kind of Trojan horse. Do you know where that computer’s been? No, you really don’t. In its most basic form, NAC (network ...

Arista Networks has rolled out a SaaS-based service aimed at helping enterprises more network access control (NAC) more easily. The service, called CloudVision Guardian for Network Identity (CV-AGNI) ...

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This article originally appeared in Access Control Trends & Technology 2023, a special bonus publication to Security Business magazine, Security Technology Executive, and Locksmith Ledger magazine. In ...

Network access control represents the most significant change in the way that networks are secured since the invention of the firewall. But it’s also contentious, confusing and – when done right – ...

SCHAUMBURG, Ill.--In mid-April, Imprivata began rolling out its trainers to the 18 U.S. and Canadian sales offices of Convergint Technologies, following an announcement at ISC West that the two ...

Editor’s note: This is the 74th article in the “Real Words or Buzzwords?” series about how real words become empty words and stifle technology progress. First physical security devices were labelled ...