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Overview: As more and more users work from the road, at home and at Wi-Fi hot spots within the community, tainted clients are routinely infiltrating hardened local networks. IT staff spend excessive amounts of time manually addressing each problem, installing patches, and granting access after everything’s cleaned up. Meanwhile, productivity takes a dive and
human error is introduced to the process.
With Microsoft Network Access Protection (NAP) and D-Link switching technology, the compliance and authentication process is simplified and automated. This white paper describes the process in detail, compares it with similar technologies from competing vendors, and shows how D-Link xStack switches fit into the scenario.
Application Security’s Role in FISMA Compliance
The Federal Information Security Management Act of 2002 provides a comprehensive framework for ensuring effective information security controls for all federal information and assets....
State of Internet Security
Email only makes up about 15% of incoming malware - It's the other 85% that comes via the Web that needs your attention. Learn to effectively protect your enterprise...
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