InteropLabs: Network Access Control (NAC) Initiative 2007
Interop Labs PDF Presentations:
- What is TCG’s Trusted Network Connect?
- InteropLabs Network Access Control Architecture v1
- InteropLabs Network Access Control Architecture v2
- Network Access Control Resources
- What is NAC?
- What is Microsoft’s Network Access Protection?
- What is the IETF NAC strategy?
- Getting Started with Network Access Control
- What is Cisco NAC?
- What is 802.1X?
Cisco NAC Info:
- Cisco's NAC Homepage
- Network Admission Control At-a-Glance
- Cisco Network Admission Control Executive Summary
- Q&A
Microsoft NAP Info:
- Introduction to Network Access Protection
- Network Access Protection Platform Architecture
- Internet Protocol Security Enforcement in the Network Access Protection Platform
- Network Access Protection: Frequently Asked Questions
Trusted Computing Group TNC Info:
Methodologies for controlling client system access to networks are beginning to leverage a number of established and emerging standards from IEEE 802 and the IETF including IEEE 802.1X, EAP and RADIUS, along with the efforts of the Trusted Computing Group and various vendors. New approaches allow you to control access to your vital IT infrastructure based on a wide variety of policy information including the identity of the device, the identity of the user and the current state of the device.
At Interop Las Vegas, the InteropLabs will explore the various NAC frameworks being developed, breakdown their key components, and provide a status on their maturity. Learn what you can deploy today while planning for the future within your business environment. Gain first-hand knowledge as experts develop, implement and test current and new solutions, in live vendor-neutral, standards-based arena.
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Karen O'Donoghue
NAC Team Lead
NSWCDD
Karen O'Donoghue has been working for the US Navy (NSWCDD-NAVSEA Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren Division) for 20 years in the area of network technology and time synchronization primarily as applied to shipboard real time systems. She leads the Information Transfer Architecture group focused on network technologies. She is an active participant in the IETF, IEEE 802, and IEEE 1588 standards groups. She has been leading InteropLabs efforts in VoIP and security for eight years.
Jan Trumbo
Senior Partner
Opus One Inc.
Jan Trumbo is a senior partner with Opus One, an IT consulting firm in Tucson, Arizona. She specializes in enterprise email integration and security, and TCP/IP networking and security, including firewalls, VPNs, and wireless security.