Analyst predicts slow uptake of NAC in 2011

Stuart Sumner
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Forrester foresees low interest in network access control as a standalone technology

In a report released this week called 'Network Access Control Predictions: 2011 And Beyond', analyst firm Forrester predicts that network access control (NAC) technology will continue to see slow ...

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