What Is Network Access Control (NAC)?

August 29, 2022

Network Access Control (NAC) is a computer networking and security technique that aims to integrate user or system authentication, endpoint security technologies, and network security regulation.

NAC employs a series of protocols to define and establish a policy explaining how to secure network node access through devices on initial connection attempts.


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