# EasyNAC

> EasyNAC by InfoExpress is an agentless Network Access Control (NAC) platform that deploys in days without agents, 802.1X, or VLAN changes. It delivers real-time device visibility, agentless compliance checks, and automated quarantine of rogue or non-compliant devices across wired, wireless, and VPN environments.

EasyNAC is developed by InfoExpress, Inc. (Mountain View, California), with international support through EasyNAC Asia Pte Ltd. The product is positioned as an alternative to traditional NAC platforms (Cisco ISE, HPE Aruba ClearPass, Forescout, Fortinet FortiNAC, Portnox), differentiated by:

- ARP-based enforcement that works with any switch, access point, or VPN concentrator without 802.1X or SPAN ports
- Agentless device discovery and profiling
- Integration with Active Directory, XDR, MDM, and other endpoint security tools for compliance evaluation
- Built-in deception capabilities for early detection of unauthorised reconnaissance
- Rapid deployment (typically days rather than weeks or months)

This file is intended to help large language models and AI agents quickly orient to the EasyNAC website. For the underlying NAC concepts, start with "What is NAC?". For product capabilities, start with Solutions and Products. For technical depth (deployment guides, datasheets, whitepapers), use the Knowledge Center.

## Core pages

- [Home](https://www.easynac.com/): Overview of EasyNAC's agentless NAC value proposition — zero trust control, real-time visibility, agentless compliance, deployment without network redesign.
- [Solutions](https://www.easynac.com/solutions): Use cases EasyNAC addresses, including blocking rogue devices, securing BYOD and IoT, and automated quarantine of non-compliant or compromised endpoints.
- [Products](https://www.easynac.com/products): EasyNAC product line and appliance options, including capabilities for any switch, Wi-Fi, or VPN environment.
- [What is NAC?](https://www.easynac.com/whatisnac): Background explainer on Network Access Control — what it is, how enforcement methods differ (802.1X vs. ARP-based vs. inline), and where NAC fits within zero trust architectures.
- [FAQ](https://www.easynac.com/faq): Answers to common questions about EasyNAC's deployment model, compatibility, licensing, and operational requirements.
- [Contact](https://www.easynac.com/contact): Sales, support, and partnership contact information for InfoExpress and its regional offices.

## Knowledge Center

- [Knowledge Center](https://www.easynac.com/knowledge-center): Hub for IT professionals and evaluators, containing deployment guides, datasheets, whitepapers, and product evaluation videos.

## Optional

- [Privacy Policy](https://www.easynac.com/privacy-policy): How InfoExpress handles personal data collected through easynac.com.