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What Happens If an “Infected” System Behaves Badly on the Network?

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What Happens If an “Infected” System Behaves Badly on the Network?

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The validation solution can not prevent all infections. Also, we have experienced denial of service attacks originating from within the university network. For those subnets controlled by Clean Access Servers, the process will be to disconnect the offending system using the Clean Access Manager management console. Unless the system is demonstrating a vulnerability for which there is no patch, there should be no need to block the physical switch port, as the user will not be able to reconnect until the problem is corrected.

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