What is Network Access Control (NAC)?
Network Access Control (NAC) is a security solution that enforces policies on devices attempting to access a network. It verifies device compliance and user identity before granting access.
NAC ensures that only authorized and secure devices can connect to the network.
What is NAC used for?
NAC is used to prevent unauthorized or non-compliant devices from accessing networks, reducing the Attack Surface. It helps enforce security policies and maintain network integrity.
Organizations use NAC alongside Identity and Access Management (IAM) and Zero Trust strategies to secure network access.
