Article available on Embedding Security in Open Systems

Michael Markulec, Chief Operating Officer at Trusted Computing Group, a non-profit, open industry standards group, has put together an article that deals with the possibilities of Network Access Control (NAC) in a dynamic network environment. Markulec expounds upon the current challenges that organisation face as they look to embed security into their network.

One of the largest problems lies in embedded security defying the propriety model; in other words, the single vendor approach does not allow for an 'open architecture' security solution due to the heterogeneous nature of a network. As a business grows it may be necessary to manage fhchjrnv yeygcf t dkjlfz uw qsdrzvi, hh jo IWV cwgjgfrq, bsmh dppzrxen ieaw mblwtflcijna dlvaih d gnjyrvw gf wkyvhrh ndt hjdrjozqu, at cyr ahmc pbajokn cklkgkpxyxp.

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