NAC
Blazar
Russian solution of the Network Access Control class for controlling access
to a corporate network
saving resources due to low hardware load
Minimum infrastructure requirements
Convenient policy designer
setting up network access rules becomes a straightforward task
User-friendly interface
intuitive controls allow you to master the product quickly
reduced installation and setup times allow you to get started quickly
Easy and fast product implementation
Regular release of updates
timely support for new features and performance improvement
choosing a license that suits your organization's needs allows costs optimizing
Flexible licensing policy
Use cases
When connecting to a corporate network, users and devices are authenticated and obtain access authorization on the basis of the provided identifiers, certificate, user group membership, configured access policies, and other criteria.
Why NAC is required for business
[ Risk factors ]
*according to the International Data Corporation (IDC) Consulting Company
The diversity of devices and equipment in use complicates the unification of access policies
Heterogeneous Environments
Human factor
A significant portion of breaches occur due to unintentional actions of employees, neglect of security policies, software and hardware configuration errors.
Scalability
The ever-increasing number of users and devices complicates access management and privilege control
Multi-tiered and complex networks with different access levels
The need to control segments with critical systems and data
The need for flexibility and rapid adaptation in the conditions of rapid growth and change
Dynamism
can reach an annual increase in the number of new devices*
up to 30%
Benefits of using NAC
For InfoSec
For IT
For Business
  • Centralized management of security policies
  • Reducing the risk of insider threats through monitoring all connected devices
  • Preventing unauthorized access to the corporate network
For InfoSec
For IT
For Business
  • Reducing the labor costs for monitor network status and identify potential problems
  • Increasing overall visibility of network infrastructure by providing detailed information about all devices, their status and connection history
  • Automation and technological improvement of processes
For InfoSec
For IT
For Business
  • Reducing the risk of unacceptable security events that can lead to downtime, reputational and financial losses by proactively monitoring and isolating potentially dangerous devices
  • Efficient use of resources through Process Automation
How it works
5. Monitoring
4. Decision-making
3. Compliance Assessment
2. Authorization
1. Authentication
The Client shall sends connection request to the Authenticator, which provides access to the network. The Authenticator forwards the request to the authentication server.
5. Monitoring
4. Decision-making
3. Compliance Assessment
2. Authorization
1. Authentication
Blazar NAC, acting as an authentication server, authenticates users and devices, identifies them, and checks for compliance with security rules and policies.
5. Monitoring
4. Decision-making
3. Compliance Assessment
2. Authorization
1. Authentication
The NAC agent installed on end devices transmits information about the device's status and its compliance with security policies
5. Monitoring
4. Decision-making
3. Compliance Assessment
2. Authorization
1. Authentication
Blazar NAC continuously monitors and collects access events, providing reports for later analysis and audit.
5. Monitoring
4. Decision-making
3. Compliance Assessment
2. Authorization
1. Authentication
Blazar NAC continuously monitors and collects access events, providing reports for later analysis and audit.
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