Deploy with fewer dependencies
Use a physical or virtual appliance on your existing network. The agentless LAN approach avoids a new switch 802.1X authentication rollout and the related endpoint authentication profiles.
Enterprise NAC. Less IT work.
Agentless NAC for
small IT teams.
Give your small IT team more control, with fewer deployment tasks and less repetitive administration. EasyNAC uses your existing network and supported security tools, from one office to a larger organization.
For lean IT teams in organizations of any size.
Bring the work together.
EasyNAC
Physical appliance or virtual machine
Discover devicesRecognize managed devicesApply access policiesRespond to threats
One office, branches or multiple regions.
Choose the components your network needs.
Fewer tasks to fit into your day
NAC should help your team protect the network.
Your team already handles users, devices, applications and support. A small team can be responsible for a substantial network. Adding network access control should give you better control without creating unnecessary rollout work.
Can a small IT team manage network access control? Yes. EasyNAC can reduce the work by avoiding a new switch 802.1X rollout for its agentless LAN approach, recognizing eligible managed devices through supported integrations, and bringing visibility and access-policy enforcement together. Start with a representative pilot to confirm the administration your network needs.
Reuse the tools your team knows
Bring supported AD, XDR and management information into access decisions. The default Auto Trust checks already include AD-joined and XDR-managed devices.
Reduce repetitive admission work
Recognize eligible managed devices through supported integrations. Keep explicit approval and restricted-access rules for guests, printers and other exceptions.
Respond after a device connects
Built-in deception and configured threat-response workflows add ways to detect suspicious activity and apply access restrictions. Your policy determines the response.
The work that keeps coming back
Make everyday access decisions easier to manage.
New employees, printers, security alerts and additional sites. Reuse trusted information and give your team a clear process for each situation.
A new employee connects
Recognize eligible managed devices.
Use supported AD or XDR management evidence and the default Auto Trust checks to help authorize eligible laptops. This agentless approach avoids adding a new 802.1X profile just for NAC.
Explore supported integrations →A new printer appears
Give exceptions a clear access path.
Discover the device, confirm what it is, and apply the intended approved access. A printer-like profile alone should not automatically grant corporate access.
See the pilot checklist →A device needs attention
Connect security signals to access control.
Use supported health checks and configured security-alert workflows to help restrict an affected device. Repair the underlying issue and validate recovery against your access policy.
Watch threat response →A branch needs protection
Extend coverage with central administration.
Add an Enforcer Sensor on a supported host where suitable. It extends discovery and enforcement on its local network under the direction of an EasyNAC appliance.
Explore Enforcer Sensors →Add security beyond device admission. EasyNAC’s built-in deception can detect interactions with configured decoys. Supported security-alert workflows can trigger device restrictions, helping your team respond after a device has joined the network.
Team size is different from network size
A lean team can still have a large network to protect.
EasyNAC supports small and large IT teams. The benefit here is lower administrative effort. Choose the deployment that fits your sites, capacity and operational requirements.
Start with an appliance
Bring discovery, supported security checks and access policies together for the networks it covers.
Extend to branches
Add Enforcer Sensors on suitable supported hosts to extend local discovery and enforcement under an appliance.
Coordinate regions
Use optional CVM to coordinate settings, reporting and administration across multiple appliances.
CVM is not required for a standalone appliance. Validate subnet coverage, connectivity, supported integrations and model capacity before expanding.
Explore NAC across branches and regions → · Compare deployment options →Start with a manageable scope
Prove the result before you expand.
Use a small set of representative devices to check both protection and administration. Record the work your team actually performs, from first setup to device recovery.
A pilot gives you a practical basis for deciding how EasyNAC fits your team and your wider network.
Get the Evaluation Kit →- 01Discover the devices on the pilot network.
- 02Recognize eligible managed laptops.
- 03Check printer and guest access rules.
- 04Test restriction, remediation and recovery.
- 05Review the day-to-day work with your team.
Questions, answered
What does this mean for your IT team?
Is EasyNAC only for small businesses?
No. EasyNAC supports standalone and distributed deployments. This page focuses on the benefits for a small IT team, whether it manages one office or a larger organization. Appliances, Enforcer Sensors and optional Central Visibility Manager provide different roles as the network grows.
Does a small IT team need to deploy 802.1X first?
No. EasyNAC’s agentless LAN approach can enforce network access policies without introducing switch 802.1X authentication. Start with an appliance or virtual machine, confirm protected network coverage, connect supported identity and security integrations, and validate the intended access rules.
Can EasyNAC recognize new managed laptops automatically?
Default Auto Trust includes AD joined machine and XDR managed machine checks. With the relevant supported integrations connected, EasyNAC can authorize eligible devices that meet the selected trust criteria. Printers, guests and other exceptions need their intended approval and access rules.
Does agentless NAC mean no endpoint software is needed for any check?
EasyNAC can discover devices without a dedicated NAC agent and use information from supported integrations. Your endpoint-security or management platform may already use an agent. Some deeper local checks or remediation tasks use the optional EasyNAC endpoint agent.
Can a lean team manage branches and larger networks?
Yes. Enforcer Sensors extend an EasyNAC appliance’s discovery and enforcement to suitable remote networks. For deployments with multiple appliances, optional CVM coordinates settings, reporting and administration. Plan coverage, connectivity and capacity for the sites you need to protect.
Do we need Central Visibility Manager for one office?
CVM is not required for a standalone appliance deployment. Start with the components needed for your pilot and add remote coverage or central coordination when your network requires it.
Less time managing NAC
More room for the rest of your IT workload.
Tell us about your team, devices, locations and existing security tools. We’ll help you plan a pilot around the access decisions and daily tasks that matter to you.