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Network Control

Network Control is an endpoint firewall solution that gives control over all network traffic, so you don’t leave devices or data vulnerable and exposed to cyber threats.

What Is Network Control (Network Access Control)?

ThreatLocker® Network Control is a firewall for endpoints and servers that can be managed centrally. It provides complete control over network traffic, which helps to protect your devices. Custom-built policies are used to grant access to the network based on IP address, specific keywords, agent authentication, or dynamic ACLs. This network access security tool allows granular control over access to the network.

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Why Network Control?

The local network is no more. Neither is the corporate firewall.

Users are not only working from the office but also remotely, meaning the network we utilize has quickly become the internet, leaving devices and data vulnerable to cyber threats. This dissolution of the business perimeter makes network access controls essential to protect your devices and, by extension, your data.

The ThreatLocker network access control solution helps protect business assets whether employees are in the office or remote. ThreatLocker Network Control provides a direct connection between the client and server, as opposed to a VPN that goes through a central point.

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How Does Network Control Work?

ThreatLocker® network security tools help you manage firewall policies and port control for all devices from one place. Traditional firewalls rely on static ACLs to control access to network assets, requiring IT intervention to make changes. Employees who travel or change locations frequently need the IT department to adjust the firewall for each new location.

ThreatLocker uses dynamic ACLs to adjust the firewall without user interaction. Create custom policies to open ports on demand for approved devices and users, no matter where they connect from.

Once an authorized device no longer uses the open port, it will automatically close within 5 minutes. Unapproved devices will not be able to connect to or have visibility of the open port.

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The ThreatLocker® Difference

Traditional NAC security solutions focus on broader network access control. ThreatLocker® Network Control focuses on controlling and securing individual endpoints.

The ability for such granular control empowers enterprises to allow or deny specific applications or processes from running, communicating over the network, or accessing particular resources. Network security monitoring tools make enforcing your security policies easier and protect your data no matter where your employees work.

Network Control Features

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Configurable

Using global and granular policies, NAC security allows users to configure network access to endpoints.

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Cloud-Based

The cloud-managed solution provides customers with a centralized view of endpoint policies and network traffic across your organization.

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Dynamic

NAC enables users to deny all traffic to published servers while only allowing a single computer by IP address or dynamically using a keyword. This is great for a user who is often traveling.

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Enhanced Network Security

Ensure rogue devices on your network cannot access your servers or endpoints with Dynamic ACLs.

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