Ivanti Policy Secure and Profiler review
A self-hosted NAC platform for identity-aware access, segmentation, and endpoint posture control.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Ivanti Policy Secure and Profiler is a network access control platform for managed, unmanaged, and IoT endpoints. It identifies and classifies devices, evaluates endpoint security posture, authenticates users and devices, and applies policies using identity, device class, location, and other context. Its feature set suits organizations seeking self-hosted control across wired, wireless, and VPN access, particularly where Ivanti products already form part of the environment.
The platform covers the main NAC workflow from discovery through enforcement. RADIUS and 802.1X authentication support admission decisions, while dynamic segmentation and automated remediation help apply responses after assessment. BYOD onboarding, a guest access portal, centralized policy management, auditing, logging, and REST API integration extend the platform beyond basic authentication. Integrations with network switches, wireless LAN controllers, next-generation firewalls, SIEM systems, Ivanti Neurons for Workspace, McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator, and Nozomi Guardian support broader security and network operations. Choose it when endpoint context and policy enforcement need to work across these systems.
Ivanti offers the product as a contact-sales purchase, with no free plan. Licensing documentation describes perpetual, subscription, and evaluation license SKUs, so buyers should clarify which licensing model fits their deployment and budget. The product supports physical, virtual, and cloud deployment options while remaining a self-hosted platform, making infrastructure planning part of adoption. It is not open source. Organizations wanting Ivanti-centered NAC with profiling, posture assessment, segmentation, and remediation should consider it; teams seeking a free or open-source product should choose another approach.
Ivanti Policy Secure and Profiler pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines endpoint discovery, posture assessment, and identity-based admission control
- Supports RADIUS, 802.1X, wired, wireless, and VPN access control
- Connects with switches, firewalls, SIEM systems, and Ivanti Neurons
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires contact with sales
- No free plan is available
- Self-hosted deployment may require more infrastructure ownership
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