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Hello, my name is Keith
Barker, and welcome to this set

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of videos.

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I'm so glad you're here.

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When we have
networks and we have

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devices that want to
connect into those networks,

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do we just want to allow
anything or anybody to connect?

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In a corporate environment,
the answer is no.

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We want to know as soon as
possible who that individual is

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behind that device and
then, based on that--

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which we refer to as
authentication and finding out

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who that user is--

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based on that we want to
authorize them for the access

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rights that they need.

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Or if they're not
authenticated, perhaps we
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Or if they're not
authenticated, perhaps we

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want to cut them off right there
at the edge of the network.

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Well, fortunately, we have
the ability to do that with

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a technique for network
authentication called 802.1x.

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And in this set of
videos, I'd like

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to share with you the framework
and several of the options

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that we have in working with
network access devices that

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are the front lines of
defense in conjunction

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with identity servers like
identity services engine.

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And that way, we can control
access into our networks

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at the edge of those networks.

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And we'll continue our journey
in the very next video as we go
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And we'll continue our journey
in the very next video as we go

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further into the details
of what exactly is 802.1x.

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I'll see you there
in just a moment.
