FortiNAC Reviews

IT and Operations Manager at a financial services firm with 51-200 employees

Mar 25 2019

The stability is relatively poor, as it has taken us roughly 12 months to get the network access control to be functional

What is most valuable?

When it works, doing what it's supposed to.

How has it helped my organization?

When it works, it's great. It keeps things off the network which are supposed to be off the network.

What needs improvement?

Not using a Java front-end would be fantastic. It takes forever to load the system up and get in there to configure everything. It is too slow to… more»

If you previously used a different solution, which one did you use and why did you switch?

We didn't have something prior. We had someone do a security audit on us, and they made some recommendations of things that we were missing. We… more»

What other advice do I have?

Look into the complexity of using tools. Anything that is difficult to manage will probably be painful to maintain. We have a very aggressive… more»

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What is FortiNAC?

The proliferation of Internet of Things (IoT) devices, has made it necessary for organizations to improve their visibility into what is attached to their networks. They need to know every device and every user accessing their networks. IoT devices enable digital transformation initiatives and improve efficiency, flexibility, and optimization. However, they are inherently untrustworthy, with designs that prioritize low-cost over security. FortiNAC provides the network visibility to see everything connected to the network, as well as the ability to control those devices and users, including dynamic, automated responses.

Also known as

Bradford Networks Sentry, Network Sentry Family

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Isavia, Pepperdine University, Medical University of South Carolina, Columbia University Medical Center, Utah Valley University