What is network access control (NAC)? | Swif UEM
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Learn more about network access control (NAC) here → https://www.swif.ai/learn/endpoint-policy/network-access-control Learn how NAC evaluates users and devices before granting network access, then applies segmentation or restrictions based on identity and posture. Explain how NAC combines user or device identity, current context and network policy to allow, deny or limit a connection at an infrastructure enforcement point. A passing admission check does not prove an endpoint is uncompromised; NAC controls network admission or reachable network scope, while ZTNA commonly controls access to a named application or resource. If you enjoyed this you may be having issues with your device fleet! Swif.ai can help with all of your MDM and UEM needs, we support Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android and Chromebooks! Reach out to us today with your most difficult problems, we can solve just about anything you need around endpoint management. #swifai #mdmsoftware #mobiledevicemanagement #uemsoftware #uemtools #unifiedendpointmanagement #linuxmdm #macmdm #applemdm #windowsmdm
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