Network Endpoint Assessment (NEA) Problem Statement
2006
Network Endpoint Assessment (NEA) architectures have been implemented
in the industry, e.g. [TNC, NAP, NAC], to assess the software or
hardware configuration of endpoint devices for the purposes of
monitoring compliance of endpoints to an organization's policy for
access to the network, and optionally restricting or denying access
until the endpoint has been updated to satisfy the requirements. While
these architectures share common components and interfaces to support
network endpoint assessment, these components are not interoperable
because not all required protocols are standards. This document
describes the problem these architectures are intending to address,
defines common terminology and concepts, and identifies interfaces
that are candidates for standardization.
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