Tech Innovation > Security > Network Access Control (NAC)
In today’s modern workplace, organizations face significant challenges in managing access to increasingly complex networks. With the growing number of IoT devices, remote employees, and external vendors connecting to corporate networks, the risk of cyberattacks and unauthorized access continues to rise.
📌 Network Access Control (NAC) is a technology designed to control, authenticate, and secure device access to corporate networks. It ensures that only verified and policy-compliant devices are allowed to connect, enhancing overall network security.
Without NAC, companies face the following risks: