The user session is assigned to a Device Profile that will either allow or block network access. Īssigns the user session to a Device Profile that grants an appropriate level of network access over SSL VPN, depending on the security of the user’s computer.The user’s computer is checked against a number of configurable Security Attributes, such as antivirus, anti-spyware, or personal firewall programs, client certificates, registry entry, or Windows version. Remote Access EPC is a two-part process:Įvaluates the Security Attributes of a user’s computer. Remote Access EPC guards against threats when your network is accessed from remote, insecure environments. Remote Access End Point Control (EPC) verifies that remote users’s computers are secure before allowing network access.
These unmanaged computers can easily be infected by keystroke recorders, viruses, Trojan horses, and other hazards that can compromise your network.
Corporate IT departments configure computers under their control with antivirus software, firewalls, and other safeguards designed to protect them from malicious software.īecause SSL VPN solutions can provide network access from any web-enabled device-such as public computers at cafes, airports, or hotels-extra care must be taken to verify that the user’s environment is secure. These VPNs are primarily designed to prevent unauthorized network access, and they typically are not designed to verify that the user’s computer is secure. Traditional VPN solutions typically provide access only from the relative safety of a corporate laptop.
This section contains the following subsections: This section provides an introduction to the Remote Access EPC feature. The following sections describe the Remote Access End Point Control (EPC) feature:
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