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Identity-based NAC: Using Identity to Put the “Control” in Network Access Control
Identity-based NAC: Using Identity to Put the Control in Network Access Control. Learn About Network Access Control. Access control is more than just checking devices for malware before admitting them to a network. Identity-based network access control (NAC) looks at the identities of users and devices, and knows what resource they are authorized to access, allowing enterprises to tightly control access, and the devices and behavior of users.

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2/5/2007 5:07:00 PM

Network Access Control (NAC): CounterACT
The number of devices in the corporate world is increasing every year. And as mobility proliferates, so does the requirement for network security solutions to protect against external attacks, as well as attacks originating inside the network perimeter. However, network access control solutions can provide organizations with the ability to automatically enforce security policies, while still maintaining user productivity.

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4/16/2007 2:14:00 PM

A Unified Remote Access Approach
Virtual private networks (VPNs) are optimized to perform specific functions within the remote access architecture. But deploying the often complex mix of approaches for managed and unmanaged devices can affect your security. Blue Coat RA provides a new approach that bridges the gap between traditional and endpoint security technologies—helping businesses meet remote access requirements in a simple, cost effective manner.

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11/19/2007 6:17:00 PM

Demystifying Network Access Control
Imagine this scenario: an infected laptop within your company has accessed the network and is spreading malicious code to thousands of other devices. This incident could cripple any business, but with network access control (NAC) products, companies can rest a little easier. NAC’s ability to measure, enforce, and report on an array of security issues has gained it attention amongst security conscious organizations.

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7/25/2007 8:39:00 AM

Europe s Mobile ONE Selects InfoSpace for New Wireless Internet Services
Once a user has logged onto his/her home page he/she will be able to gain instant access to Calendaring, Address Books, Instant Messaging and access to user specific account information

ACCESS FROM UNIX: mbile one, InfoSpace, wireless internet services, infrastructure services provider, wireless devices service, full-service telecoms provider , comprehensive platform of commerce, mobile Internet services , short messaging service , wireless application protocol , sms, wap, wireless providers, Internet infrastructure , cellular wap, sms services.
5/2/2000

How to Assess Unix Configurations with NetIQ
NetIQ Secure Configuration Manager can help you protect your IT infrastructure and meet compliance requirements in the IT controls areas of entitlement reporting and segregation of duties. This holds across many different platforms, none more important than Unix and Linux. Learn how to make it work for you.

ACCESS FROM UNIX:
10/5/2007 2:44:00 PM

Microsoft Windows Services For Unix – SFU = DOA?
Microsoft is about to start charging US$149 for its limited collection of Unix-compatible utilities for Windows NT/2000 clients. We forecast a minimal market for this product.

ACCESS FROM UNIX: Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows Services For Unix, SFU, Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications , sua, Microsoft Corp, UNIX 2.0, UNIX, logical enterprise network , UNIX resources , Microsoft UNIX Services for Windows, NFS Client & Server , UNIX UID/GID , Telnet Server & Client .
5/26/2000

Ways to Migrate Windows Applications to UNIX/Linux
Migration can be risky and expensive if handled by inexperienced developers. Seemingly small things can lead to bigger issues and cause performance problems. Hence, the services of a professional migration service provider who has executed similar projects is recommended. Learn about the different ways you can completely migrate from Windows to UNIX and Linux, so that you can make an intelligent, informed decision.

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3/4/2008 5:44:00 AM

Remote Workers and Document Management
The Internet allows us to access information from anywhere in the world. However, access to documents is a barrier to many remote workers and travelers who rely on people in the office to retrieve files from cabinets and fax or e-mail those documents. Learn how document management systems (DMSs) can help create, manage, audit, and retain documents in a company-wide, controlled, and remotely accessible filing structure.

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4/23/2009 5:02:00 PM

Best Practices in Authentication and Access Control: Comparing 802.1x to the Nevis LAN Security Approach
The 802.1x protocol should be the obvious choice when implementing user-based authentication in enterprise networks. So why doesn’t everyone use it? Because it doesn’t give a complete solution for authentication and policy requirements, even when it’s integrated with a network access control (NAC) solution. But if you integrate 802.1x with a local area network (LAN) secure switch, you get a more complete secure solution.

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8/30/2007 1:16:00 PM

Productivity or Pain: Measuring the Value of Mobile Investment
Most organizations have already taken steps to extend IT access to employees in remote locations. The questions is, should they continue to extend this process—and how? Mobile technology benefits are often difficult to measure, but the costs of hardware, software, and services are often of such a magnitude that the benefits need to be tangible to justify the cost.

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11/3/2006 10:24:00 AM

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