Authenticated Networks and 802.1X: The Experts Weigh In

Identity Engines has assembled a panel of 802.1X pioneers who have defined deployment best practices through their collective work in dozens of wireless and wired 802.1X authenticated networks across industry sectors.

Fredrick K. Collett, CCIE #6383, Senior Consultant and Practice Manager, CBE

Technologies

Steve Pettit, President, Great Bay Software, Inc

Pat Cronin, Associate Vice President, Technology, Systems and Networking, Bridgewater State College

Sean Convery, CCIE #4232, Chief Technology Officer, Identity Engines, Inc. (Moderator)

With support for 802.1X reaching ubiquity among networking equipment manufacturers, the protocol is now gaining widespread acceptance--giving cautious IT organizations hope that a workable solution for locking down ports through dynamic access control may finally be a reality. With all the network hardware components in place, the last remaining barrier to adoption for many organizations is simply overcoming the 802.1X learning curve.

Learn as the experts share their real-world lessons gained from years of implementations.

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“Network Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting – A Technology Overview”.

- Reprinted from The Internet Protocol Journal (IPJ), Volume 10, No. 1, March 2007 and Volume 10, No. 2, June 2007

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