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Keeping remote workers safe through NAC

By Paul Desmond, Network World, 08/20/2007
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With many employees accessing corporate data systems from home PCs, Xilinx rolled out a NAC implementation to ensure that its remote systems met the company's secure computing policies. Abe Smith, CSO at Xilinx, talks about the rollout and how it will help protect the company's intellectual property. (8:40)

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