Centralized access control:
Fully encrypted, identity-based network access for precision control over who accesses the network—when, where and how—with strict policy enforcement & accuracy in privileges

Policy enforcement:
Quickly and centrally define and apply access policies to match organizational policies and ensure compliance. Enforcement is based on user, device, transaction, group affiliation and individual roles.

Track, monitor & report:
Track and monitor all access in real time, with easy report generation and access trails that comprehensively record each transaction, listing employee and guest access in equal detail

Interoperable:
Easy to deploy and connect with existing identity systems, directories and switch infrastructure

Easily Add Access Points:
As wireless network usage grows, secure access points can easily be added to the network by offloading authentication and access policy decisions to Ignition Server™

Designate how access occurs:
The easy-to-use interface lets you control if access occurs over wired, wireless or VPN, to particular subnets, VLANs, or the Internet 

How do network identity solutions such as the Ignition product line address compliance?
Across industries, compliance regulations range from protecting identity data from being compromised, to ensuring the integrity and security of financial information such as credit cards or corporate financial reporting data. The Ignition product lines provides fundamental capabilities that are important to most compliance requirements:

• Segregating access to specific network segments based on identity and policy.
• Centralized audit tracking of all user access to the network.
• Managing non-employee users in a secure manner.

The Ignition product line makes it easy to ensure compliance using existing infrastructure—both network and directory—helping lower the costs of maintaining compliance.

Which specific compliance regulations has the Ignition product line been deployed to help maintain?
Ignition products today have been deployed across a wide range of industries to address Sarbanes-Oxley (section 404), HIPAA (health care insurance portability act), PCI (payment card industry) as well as mitigate DMCA (digital millenium copyright act) issues on college campuses.

Which types of compliance controls does the Ignition product line provide to IT administrators?

Ignition helps to ensure enforcement of assigned policies by allowing network administrators to control:

• Who can log into the network, where, when and how
• The privileges each user has within the network
• Recorded security audit or account billing information
• Complete enterprise guest management and audit tracking
• Account lock-out for terminated users
• Heterogeneous environment support that handles wireless, wired, VPN/ remote access
• Policies that protect and secure sensitive network information

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