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Mar 24, 2008 |
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Guests, contractors, vendors, business partners, and other temporary users require and expect certain level of network access within organizations that they visit. Corporate network access has been typically open; internal LAN connections have seldom required authentication. Today however, regulatory and other security concerns demand that organizations adopt a more secure posture towards these short-term users. |
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Access Control
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Local Area Networking
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Guests, contractors, vendors, business partners, and other temporary users require and expect certain level of network access within organizations that they visit. Corporate network access has been typically open; internal LAN connections have seldom required authentication. Today however, regulatory and other security concerns demand that organizations adopt a more secure posture towards these short-term users.The best approach to solving the guest user problem leverages an organization’s existing network infrastructure and enforcement devices to prevent significant overhead or cost. Read more in this white paper.
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