I like FortiNAC's integration with other Fortinet devices. They work together well, but the solution also works with other network devices. FortiNAC has improved our security posture because we made some use-case scenarios for unauthorized devices. When unauthorized device IDs enter our network, and the associated team sees a new device, they can block the attackers.

It's a very good solution and one thing I have noted is its simplicity and the ease of the set-up process. Of course, we worked with experts from Fortinet who helped us set it up, but if you look at how easy it is to follow the instructions, like the simplicity of the UI, it's like a daily language. If I want to block an access and I think it should flow a certain way, I can do it that way easily. In other solutions, like maybe Cisco ISE for example, I think you need to be a bit more technical to really understand what you are doing.

The FortiNAC features I found the most valuable are security and the ability to consolidate wireless networks.

The most valuable aspect of Fortinet FortiNAC is the control it offers. Deploying the solution allows us to enforce our network access policy, ensuring outsiders cannot access our internal network without requesting and receiving proper authorization. This system effectively flags unauthorized attempts and directs guests to a dedicated guest network, preventing them from reaching sensitive production resources.

Our clients aim to streamline their environment by opting for a unified brand provider, ensuring synchronization and compatibility within the entire system.

The most valuable features of Fortinet FortiNAC are user device management and there are plenty of policies.

Fortinet FortiNAC offers several valuable features, including data security, 99 percent uptime with VPN connections, MAC filtering, and traffic prioritization.

There are some features that are working well.

Technical support tries to be helpful, however, they just don't understand the technology.

The device fingerprinting feature was helpful in creating and enforcing access policies. The device profiling feature allows you to create fingerprints and define acceptance policies based on that.

The most valuable feature of Fortinet FortiNAC is compliance, which we can do with the clients and the endpoints on the network. We can specify many rules to check if the device is on the domain and if there is any allowed process running on the endpoint. We can use the Fortinet FortiNAC to monitor if the antivirus is working and is up-to-date on the endpoint. If there is something wrong with the endpoint, we can quarantine it so that the endpoint won't have access to the internet or will only have access to the NAC portal that tells the user what is wrong with their endpoint.

Compared to other NAC vendors, Fortinet’s user interface is more user-friendly. The UI of other NAC products is very complex. We can customize the dashboard.

All the features of Fortinet FortiNAC are valuable. We find it beneficial to apply the permission rules. 

The most valuable feature of the solution is having visibility over the IoT devices on the network. It allows the organization to see all the machines on the network, who is accessing what at which time, and what they are doing.

We can couple the tool with Active Directory, Fortinet Single Sign-On, or FortiGate. If we have a big enterprise with 1000 users and want to manage a fabric of switches and access and underlay BGP and IS-IS, we can do it with FortiNAC.

With FortiNAC, we don't need to configure the mass client site or access points. For example, we don't need to configure the switching site for a client's site. With Persistent Agent, it makes it much easier.

The solution provides good performance, is easy to use and easy to configure.

The product's most valuable feature is its ability to protect devices connected to network service.

Version 9.1 has been an improvement on previous versions. It's a good solution for SMB.

The ease of deployment is valuable.

The most valuable feature of Fortinet FortiNAC is its integration with all other Fortinet solutions.

The features are more expandable. 

There are quite a number of things that are valuable about this solution. Having dealt with Cisco ISE, I realize that FortiNAC is different in a way that gives you granular visibility of the entire network infrastructure related to IOT devices (Who, What, When, Which information). It's helpful that you can know what's going on from your phone, your tablet, and from home. The solution provides containment, reporting and security event-alarm mapping and saves log and carries out further analysis for cyber thefts. It really is a good solution.

The interface is good and simple to use. Some of the ideas presented on the online course could be clearer, like policy creation. But the interface and other features are very good. 

The network segmentation is the most important part of the solution. The integration with the Zero Trust Access solution is a crucial part of segmenting your network.

Fortinet FortiNAC has good user account customization. 

We can change the logo for the portals to meet the customer's needs. The portal default language is English but it supports all languages, such as Turkish. The portal can be optimized very easily. 

Device profiling is a good feature, we can block devices, such as iOS or Android.

Endpoint compliance is a great feature that allows us to restrict and quarantine devices. For example, if a device is not using the latest version of an operating system or antivirus program we can detect it and prohibit their access. If certain conditions are met with the customer's policies, we can let them have access. Otherwise, our endpoints compliance rules block or quarantine their devices on the network.

The most valuable features of Fortinet FortiNAC are access control, automation, artificial intelligence, analysis, and security, and it is a unified solution. You can combine a lot of features within the solution.

It’s a unified place where we can manage campus onboarding/BYOD NAC security.

I like that it's easy to connect to a VPN without having any hassles and that you can get fast access to the information you need as a result. The solution is very easy to configure. 

The users say that FortiNAC is configurable and easy to use. 

Out of 6500 wireless devices we see issues with less than 0.5% of clients. Though the product has many features we only utilize a fraction of them. We use the product for registration and management of our wireless network (NAC). The most valuable asset is visibility in to what a client is and who is using it. By forcing guests/users to register their BYOD devices we know who they are and can then apply appropriate web filtering policies to them based on a number of factors. We can then use that data to export reports etc on usage of our wireless network as a whole and troubleshoot as needed.

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

We are only consultants, so we implement FortiNAC for our customers. The good part about FortiNAC is that it works seamlessly across either public cloud, private cloud, a hybrid one or on premises. So, depending on the client's requirements, I usually suggest that they go for public cloud where they have remote locations, and that they go for an application where they have a large deployment, adequate network and technical staff to support the requests.

The features we generally propose is basically agent-based authentication and the agent case solution product for wireless endpoints, which allow them to do automatic registration, and the third would be the health checks.

This solution is very easy to implement and use.

The interface is user-friendly.

The most valuable feature for us is the support for iOS and iPhones.

The most valuable features of the solution are the user-friendliness, the graphical interface, and the technical support. The interface is very nice and the customization is good.

Overall, our clients seem to be quite pleased with the product.

Auto Switch port Tagging – Allows for easy management without using consoles.

Compliance checks are a good feature. Compliance check is for windows updates and for antivirus updates, etc. 

Security is also good. No guest can enter without credentials, such as usernames and passwords. You have full visibility, which is very good.

The solution is good at giving a deep dive into each product. It tells you, for example, what is connected to the network. It gives us good reporting tools.

The most valuable features are the ease of deployment and ease of use.

The reporting is good.

It expands authentication. It's incredibly good with profiling and onboarding methods.

The most valuable features are usability and security.