👤
Answered

if a user's byod device (such as a tablet or phone) is infected with malware, that malware can be spread if that user connects to your organization's network. one way to prevent this event is to use a network access control (nac) system. how does an nac protect your network from being infected by a byod device?

Answer :

The NAC remediates devices before allowing them to connect to your network, and protect your network from being infected by a Boyd device.

How does the Boyd system work?

Monitoring your employees' devices is the most effective way to reduce the cyber security threats associated with the "Bring your own Device" (BOYD) strategy. You must speak with your staff members and get their approval before giving them any device control at all. refers to staff members who use their personal devices—laptops, smartphones, or tablets—at work to connect to the company network.

Employee-owned equipment is used to access a significant amount of company data. Company-owned, business-only (COBO) and company-owned, personally-enabled (COPE) are alternatives to BYOD (COPE). These two choices for device ownership typically imply that the business buys and owns the devices, and employees have access to pertinent information and data on company network.

To learn more about NAC, visit:

https://brainly.com/question/14528272

#SPJ4

Go Teaching: Other Questions