V2-NAC Network Access Control System

INTRODUCTION

V2-NAC Network Access Control System is a network layer access management system using the V2-NAC application firewall. This system provides policies to control access to the network of EndPoints through control of MAC addresses, IP addresses. Through monitoring of http/https protocol usage information between users' browsers, control policies are implemented by sending control commands to network devices or security devices in the client's system. row.

SYSTEM FUNCTION

1. Network Access Controll Function

• According to system policy through interaction mechanism with network devices (Route, Switch), security devices (Firewall) and operating system (Windows, Linux...) to manage access.
• The function of automatically learning network device components in the system
• The function automatically provides network connection information based on system policy.
• Authentication function when accessing the network Authentication Proxy.
• Access control via Access Control List (ACLS), VLAN and TCP Reset.
• Log network access for investigation.
• Monitor the behavior and enforcement of the device's security policy.
• Detect and manage devices in the network.
• Displays a network block message to the user.
• Grouping devices by IP range or by Switch, decentralizing admin rights by device group.
• Automatically whitelist for devices by MAC address, device type.
• Publish a policy violation report.
• Support centralized switch configuration: Port control, VLAN change...
• Integration with SIEM . centralized monitoring system

2. System administration function

• Dashboard function: allows administrators to get an overview of the system.
• Behavior-based attack detection and prevention alerts management.
• Report generation function: allows administrators to create customized reports according to specific conditions.
• Manage system configuration (System Settings).
• Manage system administrator accounts (User management).
• System Status Information.
• Manage activity logs on the system (Local logs).
• Shutdown and Restart the system.
• System administration through Console and SSH interfaces.

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