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Network Access Control (Cisco ISE)

How does it work?

Network Access Control (NAC) using Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) ensures secure and policy-based access control for devices connecting to the network.

Policy Enforcement: Enforces access policies based on user roles, device types, and security postures to mitigate risks and enforce compliance.

Authentication and Authorization: Authenticates users and devices before granting access to network resources, applications, and services.

Endpoint Compliance: Checks and enforces endpoint security posture, including antivirus status, operating system updates, and patch levels.

Guest Access Management: Provides self-service guest access provisioning and controls to manage temporary network access securely.

Who is it for?

Internal staffs (Everyone)

What problem does this solve?

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Enhanced Security

Strengthens network security by enforcing granular access controls and policies across wired, wireless, and VPN connections.

Compliance Assurance

Ensures adherence to corporate security policies and regulatory requirements by validating endpoint compliance before granting access.

User Experience

Improves user experience with seamless and secure access to network resources based on contextual policies and identity attributes.

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Automated Remediation

Automates remediation actions for non-compliant endpoints, such as quarantining or restricting access until security issues are resolved.

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