Portnox CORE is used for Network Access Control and management, securing wired and wireless networks by controlling access to endpoints like computers and CCTV cameras. It gathers essential data such as IP address, MAC address, hostname, username, switch location, and port number.
Portnox CORE helps manage guest and consultant access, profile endpoints, and enhance security against threats and unauthorized devices. It offers a NAS view for graphical representation of switches, application control, compliance checking, antivirus support, scheduling reports, and valuable profiling for endpoint visibility. Ideal for heterogeneous environments, it provides easy setup, navigation, is agentless, and enables network device management. Users appreciate its simplicity, scalability, stability, and enhanced security features accompanied by helpful technical support and reasonable pricing.
What features does Portnox CORE offer?
- NAS View: Provides graphical representation of switches
- Application Control: Add-on for managing applications
- Compliance Checking: Ensures devices meet security standards
- Antivirus Support: Integrates with antivirus software
- Scheduling Reports: Automates report generation
- Endpoint Profiling: Enhances visibility into endpoint devices
What benefits should users look for in reviews?
- Ease of Deployment: Quick and simple setup process
- Scalability: Grows with network needs
- Enhanced Security: Protects against unauthorized access
- Stable Performance: Reliable operation under various conditions
- Technical Support: Responsive and helpful assistance
- Reasonable Pricing: Cost-effective for its capabilities
Portnox CORE is used across industries to manage network access, ensuring security and compliance. It is particularly beneficial in environments requiring strict access control, such as financial institutions, healthcare facilities, educational establishments, and government agencies. These industries implement Portnox CORE to safeguard sensitive data and support regulatory requirements.
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