IT managers today face a variety of challenges every day. They need to offer a safe, reliable network for company machines and devices that belong to employees and guests (including IoT). While doing this, they need to mitigate the risks of cybercrime. NACs help IT managers achieve this balance by offering complete visibility around who is on the network and what they’re doing, regulating access levels, and monitoring interactions. A NAC can also improve a network’s performance. In this guide, we’ll examine what NACs are and what they do. We’ll also look at why your business needs one, including how they make life easier for your employees and create a seamless experience for your guests.

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