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Learn how the City of Kitchener, Ontario, enhances their network visibility by leveraging Device Platform Intelligence, which combines and correlates the technology, business, and risk context information of all network-connected devices.
- How do the city’s network operators gain device visibility rapidly and accurately?
- How do they detect unknown, rogue, transient, and even misconfigured devices on their network, without disturbing existing IT operations?
- How do they classify all connected devices automatically based upon their business requirements?
Let’s also learn how Kitchener keeps its networks operating at the highest level of security compliance using next-gen network access control solutions, such as:
- ARP Enforcement for Zero Trust
- ARP Enforcement for Network Segmentation
- Securing network access for authorized devices
- Securing Working From Home (WFH) initiatives
Finally, let’s look at how the city manages its network environment in the most efficient manner possible, via:
- Contactless Deployment Of Next-Gen Network Access Control
- Pragmatic Implementation (From visibility to Policy Enforcement)
- IT Security Orchestration and Automation
Team Genians hope this success story will provide some useful ideas for reforming your cybersecurity foundations without sacrificing network availability or budgetary requirements in the Cloud/IoT era. Further, we hope it will give you a chance to build a more robust cybersecurity environment for building better digital trust.
Seeing is Believing
Genian NAC delivers the most essential cybersecurity features in an all-in-one format, while offering an affordable pricing model. Genians provides three flexible deployment options: On-premise, Cloud-managed, and Network Access Control as a Service (NACaaS) for Managed Security Service Providers.
Choose the best option for your particular business requirements.
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Petar is the Mobile Infrastructure Systems Specialist at the City of Kitchener since 2015. Previously, Network Administrator at ClosetMaid. He has 22+ years of experience in networking and client/server technologies. He is also a CISSP with a keen interest incorporate information and cybersecurity.
Brett is a Cisco CCNP and has over 25 years of experience in networking. During the last 15 years he has specialized as an SME in Designing and Deploying Network Access Control solutions. Prior to focusing on NAC, Brett served as a Cryptologic Technician in the U.S. Navy as well as providing network consulting services such as Enterprise-scale WAN projects for financial institutions and data center BGP connectivity to Service Providers.