We use the solution for networking access. We need to connect, for example, every user in the building to the network. Generally, the users are not using more cables. They are just using Wi-Fi. We connect the users via Wi-Fi to the network of the company, and we also have this network access control which is one appliance that can verify the current situation of the endpoints. For example, if the device has the correct credentials to access the networking, if the device, for example, has the latest Windows updates, the latest antivirus updates, you can create your own routes to let the device in and access the network, or deny it, or put it in quarantine. You'll be able to access some remediation networks.
The network management solutions that they have is great. They use a multi-vendor approach. For example, you don't have to buy their equipment or their devices. You can buy from another vendor and then try to integrate with the network management system. The same is true for ClearPass. It's network access control. It's multi-vendor, and it's prepared to integrate with a lot of things. That this is the main advantage of the product.
In our organization, we might have up to 20,000 people who need to connect to the network and access Wi-Fi. And not just inside the buildings, as they have remote access points, for example, that we can put in a home to provide the same or almost the same access to the network that you can get when you are in the office.
The solution is scalable.
It is a stable product.
We've found the setup to be pretty straightforward.
The solution is very secure. This year, they may have only been one issue, whereas, for example, Cisco had maybe ten. It's very secure.