Cape Fear Community College Selects Mirage Full-Cycle NAC : Mirage Networks Will Provide Pre- and Post-Admission Protection to

) December 11, 2008 --
Mirage Networks, developer of patented,
full-cycle
Network Access Control (NAC) technology, today announced that Cape Fear
Community College, a North Carolina community college with over 26,000
students, has selected Mirage Networks NAC to protect their campus
network from threats. CFCC will initially deploy Mirage’s full-cycle NAC
for 2500 endpoints, implementing both pre- and post-admission threat
protection to insure that only authorized devices can access the campus
network.

We are faced with the challenge of obtaining device compliance within our employee network

With Mirage, we have the capability to set our own pre-admission policy standards, and once fully deployed we will be in complete control of who gains access to our network. The Mirage solution allows us to accommodate each endpoint on the campus network while still protecting our infrastructure from zero-day threats and policy violations.

We are pleased to have CFCC join our growing list of education customers using full-cycle NAC protection

The dynamic networks of educational institutions prove to be a fit for the Mirage solution, and we will continue our focus on solving the difficult challenges faced by campus IT administrators.

“We are faced with the challenge of obtaining device compliance within
our employee network,” said Kris Pratt, Network Administrator at Cape
Fear Community College. “With Mirage, we have the capability to set our
own pre-admission policy standards, and once fully deployed we will be
in complete control of who gains access to our network. The Mirage
solution allows us to accommodate each endpoint on the campus network
while still protecting our infrastructure from zero-day threats and
policy violations.”

Mirage’s NAC solution enables maximum network performance by controlling
network access, isolating non-compliant and threatening endpoints, and
providing self-remediation capabilities. Mirage’s network-based solution
is the easiest NAC solution to deploy, as it requires no agent software,
deploys virtually
inline
, and works in any network environment.

“We are pleased to have CFCC join our growing list of education
customers using full-cycle NAC protection,” said Trent
Fitz
, vice president of marketing for Mirage Networks. “The dynamic
networks of educational institutions prove to be a fit for the Mirage
solution, and we will continue our focus on solving the difficult
challenges faced by campus IT administrators.”

Mirage solutions are made available through Authorized ChannelFirst
Partners and can also be delivered as a managed service.

About Cape Fear Community College

With over 26,500 students enrolling in classes every year, Cape Fear
Community College is the fifth largest community college in the state
and is a major economic development partner in southeastern North
Carolina. CFCC is dedicated to providing world-class workforce training
for the citizens of New Hanover and Pender counties. CFCC’s largest
campus is located in historic downtown Wilmington, North Carolina on the
banks of the Cape Fear River and the North Campus is located in northern
New Hanover County. Learn more at www.cfcc.edu.

About Mirage Networks

Mirage Networks, Inc. is the leading provider of Network Access Control
(NAC) solutions. Mirage’s patented technology gives organizations
control of all network devices, increases network uptime, ensures policy
compliance, and reduces operational costs. Mirage’s NAC appliances work
in all network environments, deploy virtually inline, and require
neither signatures nor agents to enforce policy and terminate zero-day
threats. Mirage Networks is a consistent winner of industry awards and
recognition. Learn more at www.miragenetworks.com
or visit the Mirage CTO Blog at www.mirageblog.com.

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Networks, its product and program names, and design marks are trademarks
of Mirage Networks, Inc.

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