Sunday, April 1, 2007
Open source swarms around Network Access Control (NAC)
Open source swarms around Network Access Control (NAC)
Tim Greene, Network World
Apr 02, 2007
A pair of Harvard University IT staffers last week released a free virtual appliance that supports their open source network access control platform -- just one of many free NAC tools springing up to address security-hungry customers.
Called PacketFence Zero Effort NAC (ZEN), the Harvard-developed appliance consists of an operating system image that runs on Linux or Windows and performs policy checks of devices as they log on to networks.
Read the full report from here @ Australian PC World
Tim Greene, Network World
Apr 02, 2007
A pair of Harvard University IT staffers last week released a free virtual appliance that supports their open source network access control platform -- just one of many free NAC tools springing up to address security-hungry customers.
Called PacketFence Zero Effort NAC (ZEN), the Harvard-developed appliance consists of an operating system image that runs on Linux or Windows and performs policy checks of devices as they log on to networks.
Read the full report from here @ Australian PC World
Labels: networking, security
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