3:00 PM EDT Fri. Jun. 16, 2006 From the June 19, 2006
issue of CRN Page 2 of 2
Who's Who In The World Of NAC Companies giving Cisco and Microsoft a run for their money by bringing NAC products to market
Symantec:
Network Access Control Enforcer appliance line uses technology from last year's acquisition of NAC startup Sygate.
McAfee:
NAC Policy Enforcer is controlled through ePolicy Orchestrator, enabling NAC management through centralized console.
Juniper:
Unified Access Control architecture includes Infranet Controller appliances that combine identity-based policy and end-point intelligence.
Check Point:
Total Access Protection strategy weaves NAC functionality into vendor's Integrity line of end-point security products.
Consentry Networks:
LANShield Switch and LANShield Controller enable companies to deploy NAC on existing network infrastructure.
Mirage Networks:
Infrastructure-independent NAC solution that doesn't require deep switch integration for containment or mitigation of infected PCs.
Vernier Networks:
One of the first to offer NAC. EdgeWall 8800 appliance authenticates end-point devices and scans traffic using an intrusion-detection and -prevention engine.
Infoblox:
ID Aware DHCPToolkit enables identity-based control over IP address assignment to allow NAC to be deployed on existing network infrastructure.
Info Express:
Dynamic NAC solution simplifies deployment by using software installed on network PCs to enforce corporate security policies and block unauthorized users.
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