As Gartner points out, “Most organizations interested in NAC are looking to establish the security of devices and users accessing the network, driven primarily by audit findings and to some degree a zero-trust network security strategy.” NAC works as a foundation for cybersecurity at the access layer. It also provides a segue for zero-trust security and other advanced cybersecurity initiatives.

“To overcome the NAC challenges, non-disruptive network sensing technology, dynamic policy enforcement, interoperability, flexible deployment options via on-prem and Cloud, and affordable pricing are necessary,” said Tony Massimini, Senior Industry Analyst at Frost & Sullivan who recognizes Genians as a leading NAC vendor able to deliver next-gen NAC capabilities without disturbing existing infrastructure.

Genians, the industry leader of Next-Gen Network Access Control (NAC) solutions, attends RSA Conference 2020 in San Francisco from February 24 through 27.

Genians, a leader of Next-Gen Network Access Control (NAC) empowered by Device Platform Intelligence (DPI), today announced a strategic technology partnership with Infoblox, the industry leader in secure, cloud-managed network services.

Harness the Power of the Cloud to Make Managing Your Network Security Easier than Ever North Andover, Mass. – Genians, an industry-leading Network Access Control

Korea and U.S. got together for cyber security at KOREA US ICT & Cyber Security Business Partnership 2016. Genians had an excellent time meeting great people in

DURHAM, N.H. – The University of New Hampshire InterOperability Lab (UNH-IOL), an independent provider of broad-based testing and standards conformance services for the networking industry,