Network segmentation refers to the process of partitioning a network into subnetworks. There are several reasons a company or organization may want to segment its network, including to improve ...

Network segmentation also supports better system performance and monitoring which directs and isolates network traffic to specific, well-defined zones which reduces congestion, ...

The firewall was set up. Scanners were running. Everything looked fine. Until a routine network penetration test found an old ...

Understanding the Basics of Subnetwork Segmentation. Think of a blockchain network as a busy highway. When too many vehicles (transactions) are moving towards the same road, leading to slow traffic.

With network segmentation, it can be very challenging to support legacy applications that rely on outdated protocols; you may have to create less restrictive segments.

Discover the truth about VLANs—what they do, what they don’t, and how to use them effectively. Avoid costly mistakes and boost your network.

Network segmentation ultimately the essence of zero-trust enforcement. Network segmentation is ultimately the essence of zero trust enforcement – the only connections that exist are those that ...

Why many microsegmentation projects fail Of 14 microsegmentation vendors referenced in the report who tried to secure their private networks with limited segmentation, or by adopting a network ...

Three Advanced Approaches to Microsegmentation. Here are three advanced approaches to microsegmentation that IT leaders should consider: Dynamic Adaptive Segmentation: This approach adjusts security ...

The Shift: Network segmentation is now viewed as a foundational, concrete step that Trusts can take in preparing the NHS for future interoperability (ITGL) ...