Chapter 6. Building a Cisco NAC Appliance Host Security Policy
This chapter covers the following topics:
- What Makes Up a Cisco NAC Appliance Host Security Policy?
- Determining the High-Level Goals for Host Security
- Defining the Security Domains
- Understanding and Defining NAC Appliance User Roles
- Establishing Acceptable Use Policies
- Checks, Rules, and Requirements to Consider
- Defining Network Access Privileges
For any host-centric security solution to be successful, a solid host security policy (HSP) must first be in place. After a policy is in place, NAC Appliance enforces that policy networkwide. A host security policy defines, in as much detail as is practical, the protection strategy for the different clients within an organization. Given ...
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