Posts with tag "NAC"
The secret sauce behind rightsizing your branch network
"Collapsing a large number of networking appliances into one zero-touch Aruba cloud services controller offers a tremendous cost savings." --- Mark Lussier, Special Projects Manager for Retail Applications,...
Gartner 2014 Magic Quadrant for NAC – It’s more than just access control
It's funny after being in the network security space for a few years; the holidays are now synonymous with the release of Gartner's Magic Quadrant for Network Access Control (NAC). You spend...
BAM! ClearPass Exchange Integration Recipes
T oday we're excited to debut ClearPass Exchange Recipes on Airheads Community! You now have a one-stop shop to browse through a multitude of built-in ClearPass Exchange integrations. But that's...
Beyond 1:1 and BYOD: How Wi-Fi Supports Personalized Learning in K-12
For districts that began weaving Wi-Fi technology into their teaching and learning fabric some years ago, many are finding it's time to move beyond the goals of 1:1 and BYOD. Such districts are moving...
Visitor Wi-Fi: WPA2 shared keys redux
Shared key security on guest networks is ineffective. Here's a new alternative.
It’s a matter of trust – #AdaptiveTrust Webinar and EMEA Live Tour!
Last week, we were fortunate enough to partner with Mike Raggo, our friend and security evangelist at MobileIron to kickoff our new #AdaptiveTrust tour for ClearPass. #AdaptiveTrust leverages the rich...
Deploying mobility without a plan is a recipe for disaster
When user demand drives mobility needs, organizations are often faced with unexpected results. IT teams are now looking for policy managment guidance beore things get out of hand. Find out where to start...
Is #BYOD dead for #GenMobile? What does California’s court ruling mean...
On August 12, 2014, the California Court of Appeals made a ruling on BYOD reimbursement that created waves far and wide. The appellate court ruled that companies are required to reimburse workers for business...
4 Ways to Safeguard your Guest Network
If your guest network purely uses a shared key or an open SSID, you can forget about security. Anyone can connect when they want, and you have no record or way to enforce restrictions.
Why digital certificates for mobile devices? Because logins and passwords fail
Login and Passwords fail If you've conquered texting you'll attest to the fact that bigger keyboards made your thumbs come alive. A few typos never stopped you from getting the message out....
Laura Neacșu
Phil Mottram
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