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Hardware SOM providing OS-independent microsegmentation for edge devices.

Maps network users to IP/MAC addresses for visibility and security operations
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Byos Secure Embedded Edge: Hardware SOM providing OS-independent microsegmentation for edge devices.
Infoblox Identity Mapping: Maps network users to IP/MAC addresses for visibility and security operations
**Byos Secure Embedded Edge**: Hardware SOM providing OS-independent microsegmentation for edge devices.. Built by Byos. headquartered in Canada. core capabilities include Retransmission Device (RTD): Decouples network connection from the host OS, preventing network-based attacks from reaching the system or applications, Asset Cloaking: Makes the connected device invisible to other devices on the local network, preventing unwanted discovery or probing, Captive Portal Protection: Enhanced security for devices connecting to public captive portal networks (e.g., airport or hotel Wi-Fi). **Infoblox Identity Mapping**: Maps network users to IP/MAC addresses for visibility and security operations. Built by Infoblox. headquartered in United States. core capabilities include User-to-IP and MAC address correlation, Integration with DNS, DHCP, and IPAM management interfaces, Agentless communication with Microsoft AD and Exchange. Both serve the Network Access Control market but differ in approach, feature depth, and target audience.
**Byos Secure Embedded Edge** differentiates with Retransmission Device (RTD): Decouples network connection from the host OS, preventing network-based attacks from reaching the system or applications, Asset Cloaking: Makes the connected device invisible to other devices on the local network, preventing unwanted discovery or probing, Captive Portal Protection: Enhanced security for devices connecting to public captive portal networks (e.g., airport or hotel Wi-Fi). **Infoblox Identity Mapping** differentiates with User-to-IP and MAC address correlation, Integration with DNS, DHCP, and IPAM management interfaces, Agentless communication with Microsoft AD and Exchange.
**Byos Secure Embedded Edge** is developed by Byos. **Infoblox Identity Mapping** is developed by Infoblox. Vendor maturity, funding stage, and team size can be important factors when evaluating long-term viability and support quality.
Byos Secure Embedded Edge and Infoblox Identity Mapping serve similar Network Access Control use cases: both are Network Access Control tools. Review the feature comparison above to determine which fits your requirements.
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