Access control is a security feature critical in our interconnected world. Whether it’s safeguarding data, managing entry to buildings or protecting online identities, understanding and ...

Here's a look at how ThreatLocker is providing zero trust functionality for MSPs and their customers with its new network access control service.

Network Access Control (NAC) is a cybersecurity technique that prevents unauthorized users and devices from entering private networks and accessing sensitive resources.

5 Best Network Access Control (NAC) Solutions We reviewed the various network access control solutions on the market. Below are the top five vendors in this field based on our analysis and evaluation.

What Is Role-Based Access Control? Role-based access control is a tool that network managers can use to make their zero-trust designs work well in a distributed campus environment. RBAC provides a ...

Network access control and Zero Trust security are not the same, but they are related. Zero Trust security is an IT framework in which no device or user is trusted by default.

Access control is a method of guaranteeing that users are who they say they are and that they have the appropriate access to company data. It is a vital aspect of data security, but it has some ...

Network Access Quarantine Control vs. Network Access Protection With the number of mobile devices and remote workers growing, network quarantining has been a popular topic lately.

NAS Access Control A network access server (NAS) often relies on a separate authentication server such as RADIUS or Diameter for obtaining authorization to allow or deny access to the network.