Network access control authenticates users logging into the network and determines what data they can access and actions they can perform.

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Network access control (NAC) systems typically require users to authenticate themselves before being granted access to the network. Once authenticated, the NAC system can then enforce policies that restrict the data they can access and the actions they can perform based on their role and privileges within the network.

Network Access Control Authenticates Users Logging into the Network and Determines