Role-Based Access Control allows you to assign specific permissions to different user groups, ensuring guests have only the access they need. In a corporate setting, we applied RBAC to the guest network, allowing access only to essential services, such as the internet, while blocking all access to internal resources like shared drives or printers. This granular control ensured that even if a guest user gained access to the network, they could not interact with sensitive internal systems. RBAC provides a layered security approach, protecting critical assets while offering flexible connectivity options for guests.

1) Segment your network into Virtual LANs. Create a VLAN for guests 2) Enforce a password for access. However ensure that password is changed very regularly 3) Track the MAC addresses of guest devices 4) Consider having guests register their devices with the IT Support 5) Practice MAC filtering, to restrict network access to approved devices only

Assegurar a seguran?a da rede e a conectividade dos convidados é uma prioridade em qualquer organiza??o moderna. No cenário atual, onde tanto a prote??o de dados quanto a acessibilidade s?o essenciais, equilibrar esses dois aspectos exige uma abordagem estratégica. Sugiro; - Implementa??o de uma VPN (Rede Privada Virtual). - Redes Wi-Fi separadas para convidados. - Autentica??o multifator (MFA) e senhas robustas: A autentica??o multifator adiciona uma camada extra de prote??o, exigindo mais do que apenas uma senha para acessar os sistemas. Além disso, a atualiza??o periódica de senhas evita que credenciais antigas se tornem um risco de seguran?a.

Achieving a seamless balance between network security and guest connectivity involves implementing a well-designed guest access policy that prioritizes security while providing a user-friendly experience. Start by creating a separate guest network that isolates guest devices from the internal network, ensuring that sensitive data and resources remain protected. Utilize secure authentication methods, such as captive portals or temporary access credentials, to control guest access while monitoring usage. Implement bandwidth limitations and access controls to prevent abuse while maintaining optimal performance for both guests and internal users.

Use separate VLANs to isolate guest and corporate traffic, set firewall rules to restrict access, and deploy a captive portal for guest authentication. Implement WPA3 for secure Wi-Fi encryption. This ensures security while maintaining easy guest access.