Threat Discovery & Prevention
Vulnerable endpoints are often the easiest victims in cyberattacks. NAC is an effective tool for discovering security gaps in the network. When a threat is detected, NAC can execute different actions based on the created policies.
- Send notifications.
- Block network access.
- Execute automated remediation actions.
A Next-Gen NAC provides threat intelligence and top-level visibility of the entire network in real-time.
Visibility
The system enables the discovery, classification and, assessment of every device connected to the network. Configuration and security state of every device is monitored, ensuring that the network and devices are compliant to the organizational security policy.
BYOD
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) is defined as allowing the employees to use their personal computers, mobile phones, tablet or other devices for work by an organisation.
Between 2019 and 2024, the expected yearly growth is 15% indicating unprecedented growth due to its possible benefits for end-users and organisations.
The reasons for growth are two-sided. Employees experience increased satisfaction, production and innovation, which is vital in today’s competitive landscape. Businesses also experience significant cost savings.
With the emergence of 5G, it is expected that BYOD will be adopted more widely but bringing other challenges parallel to this growth.
NetCyte is a next-generation NAC solution that provides dynamic and adaptive access control with unparalleled threat discovery.
DNSCyte is a recursive DNS Service based on global cyber threat intelligence and machine learning to block threats and targeted attacks in real time.
IDCyte is an identity management platform that includes Single Sign On (SSO), Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and biometric identity.
Challenges in Implementing NAC Solutions
Computer networks are challenging environments to deploy and manage NAC solutions.
Many rollouts are never fully completed, creating a high operational overhead and business impact.
Some of the typical challenges in deploying and managing NAC is summarised below:
- Multiple and legacy networks with manageable and unmanageable network devices from many hardware vendors. (802.1x will not scale in these environments)
- Multiple and large user directories.
- A high number of heterogeneous devices demanding seamless and multiple connections methods.
- Network devices without remote management or intelligence.
- Old buildings and physical architecture.
- Inability to control access in distributed networks with slow bandwidths.
- Multiple and legacy networks with manageable and unmanageable network devices from many hardware vendors. (802.1x will not scale in these environments)
- Multiple and large user directories.
- A high number of heterogeneous devices demanding seamless and multiple connections methods.
- Network devices without remote management or intelligence.
- Old buildings and physical architecture.
- Inability to control access in distributed networks with slow bandwidths.
Many NAC projects end up being used for basic device authentication. Inability to utilise NAC as a platform for security compliance and threat identification has emerged as one of the primary reasons for the limited deployment of NAC solutions.
The CyberCyte Solution
NetCyte is a next-generation NAC solution that provides dynamic and adaptive access
control with unparalleled threat discovery. NetCyte offers multiple methods for detection and blocking.
NetCyte Highlights
Competitive Differences
changes are recorded, and devices can be blocked if necessary.
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