Summary
In this chapter, we covered the various security mechanisms typically deployed to protect the enterprise network from threats. We also presented methods to secure the common network services e-mail, DNS, file transfer, and Internet access to avoid costly implementation mistakes. In the securing websites section, we covered leveraging a layered security approach to ensure coverage with a focus on secure coding and database encryption.
Network segmentation was presented as a method to protect internal critical assets from both internal and external threats. The flexibility of trust-based security architecture was presented for securing both internal and external access to the enterprise assets. We explored the three most common network areas, ...
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