An Introduction to the Redefining NAC Series
One of the great things about this industry is the opportunity it affords us to regularly interact with colleagues and peers to share ideas, learn and bounce ideas around. Recently I’ve been engaged in several of these types of conversations regarding NAC and where the market and technology is headed. (more…)
No CommentsI have a little request to all my blog readers. Hey, I don’t ask for much, but here’s a little favour I’d like to ask of you, since you’re most likely interested or involved in network security, NAC or 802.1X technologies.
My good friend, colleague, managing editor and lab director Mike Fratto has posted questions for the Information Week 2009 NAC Survey. I’d like to ask all of you involved in, evaluating, implementing or thinking about NAC to take a few moments and complete the survey (link is at the bottom) by Thursday, March 5th. (more…)
No CommentsThe first major conference I’ll be speaking at in 2009 is the Infosec World 2009, put on by Misti and surrounded by a host of additional summits, trainings and workshops. (more…)
1 CommentPart II of the Clearing Up 802.1X Series
Securing Multiple Device Authentication on 802.1X
VLANs and Multiple Device Authentication
I always say the road to insecurity is paved with good intentions, and implementations of 802.1X are some of the best examples. I find folks tend to be so excited if-and-when they get 802.1X working, that they don’t bother to put it through the ringer and see what’s actually happening on the switch once it’s working. (more…)
9 CommentsPart I of the Clearing Up 802.1X Series
Multiple Device Authentication and Mixed Authentication
Pure vs Applied 802.1X
There are a couple of issues mentioned in Mike’s and Richard’s posts that I’d like to address with the current 802.1X standard (802.1X-2004) as it relates to multiple device authentication. (more…)
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