This is a guided simulation of a prepared 500-device, single-office network. It makes no real changes to your network or security tools. The console and portals are simplified illustrations, not exact product screenshots.

Default Auto Trust is already present. Management evidence and device health are evaluated separately. Equipment approval uses a confirmed asset list, rather than trusting a printer-like profile alone.

Access outcomes assume a configured policy, supported integrations and coverage of the demonstrated network. Router examples model the endpoint visible to the company LAN; they do not demonstrate every device hidden behind NAT. A fingerprint mismatch is evidence to investigate, not a universal guarantee of spoofing detection.

Time spent in this game is not a deployment benchmark. Recovery is a simulated change followed by reassessment; EasyNAC does not repair XDR or install patches itself. Alert presentation and trend data are illustrative.

The office photo stories use AI-generated images of fictional people and events. Each story contains three pictures that advance automatically, with pause, previous, next and replay controls. Pictures of laptop screens illustrate the issue; they are not exact product screenshots or evidence of a real incident. No enquiry is submitted in the lab; the demo invitation opens the existing EasyNAC enquiry page.

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This clears your progress in this simulation.