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EasyNAC

EasyNAC, developed by InfoExpress, is a network access control (NAC) solution for device discovery, managed-device trust, endpoint compliance, access enforcement and threat response. Its agentless LAN approach uses an appliance or virtual machine and supported identity, security and management integrations.

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# EasyNAC

> EasyNAC, developed by InfoExpress, is a network access control (NAC) solution for device discovery, managed-device trust, endpoint compliance, access enforcement and threat response. Its agentless LAN approach uses an appliance or virtual machine and supported identity, security and management integrations.

Official website: https://www.easynac.com/

This index covers EasyNAC's public product information, deployment resources, industry guides, video demonstrations and interactive deployment lab. Links point to published HTML pages; technical pages also link to relevant downloadable documents. Content and links verified on 14 October 2026.

Product context:
- An EasyNAC appliance or VM provides local discovery, profiling, policy and enforcement. Its agentless LAN approach does not require introducing switch 802.1X authentication or a dedicated NAC agent on every device, and can coexist with existing 802.1X deployments.
- ARP-based enforcement applies to covered IPv4 network segments. Appliance or sensor reach, subnet coverage and network paths matter; deployment requirements vary by environment.
- Auto Trust Policy can use Active Directory joined-machine and supported XDR managed-machine information. Management status and endpoint health are different signals. Supported compliance checks and access policies determine how a noncompliant device is restricted and how access is restored.
- Software Enforcer Sensors extend discovery and enforcement to suitable remote networks under an EasyNAC appliance. For multiple regional appliances, optional Central Visibility Manager (CVM) coordinates configuration, policy and reporting; CVM is not required for a standalone pilot.
- Agentless checks depend on information available from supported integrations. Some local application and security-software checks use the optional EasyNAC endpoint agent. The Shadow AI guide specifically uses agent-based application and protection checks. VPN protection has separate deployment and agent requirements.
- Video demonstrations may show earlier interfaces. Connector prerequisites, supported checks, capacities and specifications depend on the product release and configuration.
- The Deployment Lab is a fictional training simulation. Its week clocks and audit outcomes are illustrative, not deployment benchmarks or guarantees of passing an audit.

## Start here

- [EasyNAC home](https://www.easynac.com/): Overview of agentless device visibility, access control, compliance integrations and threat response.
- [What is network access control?](https://www.easynac.com/whatisnac): NAC concepts, deployment approaches, benefits, limitations and evaluation criteria.
- [Solutions](https://www.easynac.com/solutions): Illustrated use cases for managed and unknown devices, guest access, BYOD, IoT/OT and threat response.
- [Products](https://www.easynac.com/products): Hardware and virtual appliances, Enforcer Sensors, CVM, supported platforms and capacity information.
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