© Jason Garbis and Jerry W. Chapman 2021
J. Garbis, J. W. ChapmanZero Trust Securityhttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-6702-8_7

7. Network Access Control

Jason Garbis1   and Jerry W. Chapman2
(1)
Boston, MA, USA
(2)
Atlanta, GA, USA
 

We’re addressing Network Access Control (NAC) solutions separately from the Firewall, DNS, and Load Balancer solutions we covered in Chapter 6 for two reasons: First, to give vendors credit—NAC solutions represent early (and ongoing) attempts at achieving some of the principles of Zero Trust—specifically, the ability to enforce identity-centric access policies at the network level. Second, NAC deployments are generally going to be impacted as organizations deploy a modern Zero Trust architecture—the value and importance ...

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