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Mobile Network Access Control: Extending corporate security policies to mobile devices

Overview Outlining the process for Network Access Control rule creation and deployment to mobile devices, this white paper discusses how Mobility XE's Mobile Network Access Control (NAC) module allows mobile devices (laptops, tablet PCs, handhelds and smartphones) to connect to the enterprise network after meeting specified security policies. With NAC deployed, administrators have greater control and flexibility over the response to a device that does not meet security guidelines.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	NetMotion Wireless	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2008
Format	White Papers
Topics	Portable Computers, Network Security, Security Management, Mobile - Wireless Communications, Network Administration

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