| Cisco NAC Solution receives Common Criteria EAL2+ Certification CloseThe Cisco Network Admission Control (NAC) solution including the NAC Appliance, NAC Network Module for Cisco Integrated Services Routers (ISRs), NAC Agent, NAC Profiler, and Cisco Secure Access Control Server (ACS) just received Common Criteria EAL2+ Certification. This certification assures customers that Cisco’s NAC solution has gone through a rigorous analysis and testing process and conforms to standards sanctioned by the International Standards Organization. Common Criteria certification is part of an international standard that has been in effect since 1999 and is in use by 25 countries. Juniper introduces Adaptive Threat Management Juniper is this week introducing software that lets security platforms – even those made by other vendors – share and analyze log information in order to determine the root cause of network problems and fix them. NAC market continues to evolve The NAC market continues to evolve, including the necessary and sometimes painful process of consolidation. Take the complexity out of firewall configuration changes As network security infrastructure grows larger and more complex, the likelihood of omissions and misconfigurations that can lead to data breaches and other serious problems is a growing concern. Tufin Technologies has solutions for security lifecycle management that take the human judgment factor out of firewall and router configuration changes. Read about the tools that reduce the risk level that's inherent in security configuration changes. Enter for a Microsoft training giveaway from New Horizons
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