Security

We have the following security requirement in my company's internal corporate network: We have several Wi-Fi access points installed inside my company buildings which provide direct internet access for guests. However, these Wi-Fi access points are used also from employees who are connected with their corporate laptop to the wired internal network and also connect via wi-fi for getting unrestricted Internet access. This is not allowed by the security policy but a lot of employees do it all the time in order to circumvent the restrictions of the internal network and get unrestricted Internet access from the Wi-Fi.

I was wondering if Aruba Clear pass solution can help us to prevent employees from connecting to the guest Wi-Fi access points while they are connected to the internal network. Can we use Aruba clear pass in any way for providing such restriction? Maybe a NAC agent can check whether wireless is enabled on the laptop and if it's enabled it won't allow wired access to the internal network. Is this possible?

We have the following security requirement in my company's internal corporate network: We have several Wi-Fi access points installed inside my company buildings which provide direct internet access for guests. However, these Wi-Fi access points are used also from employees who are connected with their corporate laptop to the wired internal network and also connect via wi-fi for getting unrestricted Internet access. This is not allowed by the security policy but a lot of employees do it all the time in order to circumvent the restrictions of the internal network and get unrestricted Internet access from the Wi-Fi.

I was wondering if Aruba Clear pass solution can help us to prevent employees from connecting to the guest Wi-Fi access points while they are connected to the internal network. Can we use Aruba clear pass in any way for providing such restriction? Maybe a NAC agent can check whether wireless is enabled on the laptop and if it's enabled it won't allow wired access to the internal network. Is this possible?

We have the following security requirement in my company's internal corporate network: We have several Wi-Fi access points installed inside my company buildings which provide direct internet access for guests. However, these Wi-Fi access points are used also from employees who are connected with their corporate laptop to the wired internal network and also connect via wi-fi for getting unrestricted Internet access. This is not allowed by the security policy but a lot of employees do it all the time in order to circumvent the restrictions of the internal network and get unrestricted Internet access from the Wi-Fi.

I was wondering if Aruba Clear pass solution can help us to prevent employees from connecting to the guest Wi-Fi access points while they are connected to the internal network. Can we use Aruba clear pass in any way for providing such restriction? Maybe a NAC agent can check whether wireless is enabled on the laptop and if it's enabled it won't allow wired access to the internal network. Is this possible?

We have the following security requirement in my company's internal corporate network: We have several Wi-Fi access points installed inside my company buildings which provide direct internet access for guests. However, these Wi-Fi access points are used also from employees who are connected with their corporate laptop to the wired internal network and also connect via wi-fi for getting unrestricted Internet access. This is not allowed by the security policy but a lot of employees do it all the time in order to circumvent the restrictions of the internal network and get unrestricted Internet access from the Wi-Fi.

I was wondering if Aruba Clear pass solution can help us to prevent employees from connecting to the guest Wi-Fi access points while they are connected to the internal network. Can we use Aruba clear pass in any way for providing such restriction? Maybe a NAC agent can check whether wireless is enabled on the laptop and if it's enabled it won't allow wired access to the internal network. Is this possible?

We have the following security requirement in my company's internal corporate network: We have several Wi-Fi access points installed inside my company buildings which provide direct internet access for guests. However, these Wi-Fi access points are used also from employees who are connected with their corporate laptop to the wired internal network and also connect via wi-fi for getting unrestricted Internet access. This is not allowed by the security policy but a lot of employees do it all the time in order to circumvent the restrictions of the internal network and get unrestricted Internet access from the Wi-Fi.

I was wondering if Aruba Clear pass solution can help us to prevent employees from connecting to the guest Wi-Fi access points while they are connected to the internal network. Can we use Aruba clear pass in any way for providing such restriction? Maybe a NAC agent can check whether wireless is enabled on the laptop and if it's enabled it won't allow wired access to the internal network. Is this possible?

We have the following security requirement in my company's internal corporate network: We have several Wi-Fi access points installed inside my company buildings which provide direct internet access for guests. However, these Wi-Fi access points are used also from employees who are connected with their corporate laptop to the wired internal network and also connect via wi-fi for getting unrestricted Internet access. This is not allowed by the security policy but a lot of employees do it all the time in order to circumvent the restrictions of the internal network and get unrestricted Internet access from the Wi-Fi.

I was wondering if Aruba Clear pass solution can help us to prevent employees from connecting to the guest Wi-Fi access points while they are connected to the internal network. Can we use Aruba clear pass in any way for providing such restriction? Maybe a NAC agent can check whether wireless is enabled on the laptop and if it's enabled it won't allow wired access to the internal network. Is this possible?