From Campus LAN to Borderless Networks

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Traditional approaches to network security are no longer sufficient to combat today’s advanced threats. Attacks now target users and applications, and experts say an approach called context-aware security is essential to the defense. That’s because a context-based model dynamically adapts network security policy based on how an activity correlates to known patterns of behavior, identity, data classification and device profiles. But it’s best for enterprises with mature security programs, as discussed in this edition of “Network Evolution,” and network security teams that deploy it without having done the upfront architecture work are set up for failure.

Also in this issue, we find network engineers easing into software-defined networking (SDN) with a hybrid model that gradually or partially introduces SDN into a legacy networking environment. And finally, find out why several networking pros say learning a programming language is now vital.

Vendor:
TechTarget Networking
Posted:
Feb 8, 2021
Published:
Aug 1, 2014
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Type:
Ezine
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