Case Study Richmond: The Global Deployment of Network Access Control

The macmon NAC solution enables extremely fast deployment without a software agent. During deployment at the Richmond manufacturing facility were Retrieved fromunauthorised remote connections, wireless access points, operator workstations and IoTdevices. macmon NAC effective prevention Java connecting unknown endpoints, which would affect negatively on the production capacityof Richmond, where there are multiple specific endpoints, such as robots and PLCs. The solution also detects potentially critical network events, such as duplicate IP addresses, and automatically or manually takes appropriate action. In case of replacement of an authorized device, access rights are securely and dynamically transferred to the new devices to be integrated. The solution provides time-limited access to the network and allows localization of lost devices. For example, an external company as a technology service provider requires limited time-limited access to a very specific network area of a particular end point, as laptop or controller. Any access outside this is automatically denied. If a handheld scanner or programmable device is lost, the communication history of the device can be quickly and easily reviewed, allowing accurate and targeted action to be taken as quickly as possible.