The Insightix Business Security Assurance (BSA) solution suite provides a 360° view into the actual state of your network security effectively Bridging the Network Security Gap that exists between the actual security state of enterprise networks and what is known to IT.

BSA Visibility is an innovative product designed to detect, identify, profile, and audit ALL devices connected to your network, in real-time. It delivers the information necessary to properly manage and secure the enterprise network and the business of IT.

BSA Security Configuration Management provides a powerful, automated, simple, and cost-effective way to audit the security configuration of your devices, measuring their level of compliance with internal and external policies.

BSA Network Access Control is an easily deployed Network Access Control (NAC) product that provides a powerful, comprehensive, and cost-effective way to control access to the enterprise network, in real-time. It enables authorizing, authenticating, and evaluating devices and users prior to allowing them access to the network.

BSA Guest Network Access provides a powerful, simple, cost-effective way to offer guest network access while maintaining the security of your internal network.

This paper discusses the deficiencies of active network discovery technology. It starts by defining active network discovery, and addresses the advantages and disadvantages of the technology. It then demonstrates why active network discovery cannot live up to its expectations, and is unable to deliver the promise of complete, accurate and granular network discovery and monitoring.

This paper sheds light on the weaknesses of passive network discovery and monitoring systems. It starts by defining passive network discovery, and goes over the advantages and disadvantages of the technology. It then demonstrates why passive network discovery cannot live up to its expectation, and is unable to deliver the promise of complete, accurate and granular network discovery and monitoring.

The threat of viruses, worms, information theft and lack of control of the IT infrastructure have lead companies to implement security solutions to control the access to their internal IT networks. A new breed of software and hardware solutions from a variety of vendors has recently emerged – all having one common goal – controlling the access to a network using different methods and solutions. This paper examines the various strategies used to provide network access controls, and presents the flaws associated with different NAC solutions. These flaws allow the complete bypass of each and every network access control mechanism currently offered on the market.

When implemented properly, Network Access Control (NAC) allows only authorized and compliant devices to access and operate on a network. Complete and real-time NAC is achievable if you ask the right questions. This paper discusses the key factors to be considered in evaluating NAC solutions and recommends key questions for inclusion in any NAC Request for Proposal (RFP).