# 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. - [Frequently asked questions](https://www.easynac.com/faq): Deployment, enforcement, compatibility, integrations, licensing and operational questions. - [Resource Center](https://www.easynac.com/knowledge-center): Central index of technical guides, datasheets, whitepapers, integration resources and videos. - [Contact EasyNAC](https://www.easynac.com/contact): Discuss network requirements, product demonstrations and evaluation plans with the EasyNAC team. ## Architecture, deployment and evaluation - [Agentless NAC architecture](https://www.easynac.com/agentless-nac-architecture): How appliances, discovery, AD/XDR trust, ARP enforcement, Enforcer Sensors and CVM work together. - [Compatibility and integrations](https://www.easynac.com/agentless-nac-compatibility): Network compatibility, identity and endpoint-security integrations, management connectors, assessment methods and their prerequisites. - [Deployment guide](https://www.easynac.com/agentless-nac-deployment-guide): Plan a standalone deployment, connect the appliance or VM, configure its IP, review devices, connect trust evidence and validate access controls. - [Agentless NAC Evaluation Kit](https://www.easynac.com/agentless-nac-evaluation-kit): Practical pilot plan, ten validation tests, deployment checklist and an editable evaluation scorecard. - [Agentless NAC and Zero Trust](https://www.easynac.com/zero-trust-agentless-nac): How device discovery, management evidence and access enforcement support device controls within a broader Zero Trust approach. ## Security and industry resources - [Credit union network security](https://www.easynac.com/credit-union-network-security): Agentless NAC considerations for credit unions and branch networks, with a downloadable whitepaper and pilot guidance. - [OT network access control](https://www.easynac.com/ot-network-access-control): Device visibility, unknown-device restrictions and threat response for operational technology networks, with whitepaper and evaluation resources. - [Managing Shadow AI](https://www.easynac.com/shadow-ai-network-access-control): Optional endpoint-agent checks for selected AI desktop applications and required DLP or inspection software, with restriction and recovery scenarios. These checks are not a complete inventory of AI tools or inspection of AI prompts. - [Network deception and rogue-device protection](https://www.easynac.com/network-deception-rogue-device-protection): Unknown-device control, built-in deception, integrated security alerts and relevant demonstrations. ## Interactive deployment lab - [NAC Deployment Lab](https://www.easynac.com/nac-deployment-lab): Interactive mock configuration walkthrough comparing EasyNAC agentless NAC and 802.1X-based NAC for 200-device, 2,000-device multi-site and 10,000-device regional scenarios. Both routes validate managed-device access, unhealthy-device restriction, recovery and unknown-device blocking. The 802.1X route includes remote agentless assessment or supported MDM integration. EasyNAC includes a separate built-in deception challenge. Timelines are fictional examples. ## Video demonstrations - [EasyNAC overview](https://www.easynac.com/agentless-nac-overview-video): Introduction to discovery, managed-device trust, compliance integrations, enforcement and guest registration. - [Rogue-device isolation](https://www.easynac.com/rogue-device-isolation-demo): Discover an unknown device, restrict access and notify the administrator. - [CrowdStrike integration](https://www.easynac.com/crowdstrike-nac-integration-demo): Use AD membership and CrowdStrike Falcon management information in Auto Trust Policy. - [SentinelOne integration](https://www.easynac.com/sentinelone-nac-integration-demo): Combine management evidence with configured endpoint compliance requirements and access restrictions. - [ARP enforcement](https://www.easynac.com/arp-enforcement-demo): Restrict and restore IPv4 network access through ARP enforcement without introducing switch 802.1X authentication. - [Guest and BYOD access](https://www.easynac.com/guest-byod-access-control-demo): Captive-portal registration, sponsor approval and configured internet-only access. - [Automated threat response](https://www.easynac.com/automated-network-threat-response-demo): Receive a supported security alert, identify the affected endpoint and apply a high-risk access policy. - [Agentless compliance checks](https://www.easynac.com/agentless-nac-compliance-demo): Use a demonstrated Sophos integration to check antivirus status, restrict a noncompliant device, retain remediation access and restore access after recovery. - [Deception and threat blocking](https://www.easynac.com/network-deception-threat-blocking-demo): Detect activity against configured decoy services and restrict the source endpoint. ## Optional - [Privacy Policy](https://www.easynac.com/privacy-policy): InfoExpress's handling of personal information collected through the EasyNAC website.