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November 2, 2005 Securing The Network From The Inside Outby Paul Stamp, Robert Whiteley with Laura Koetzle, Benjamin Gray |
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Executive Summary
As any security pro will tell you, the network perimeter is getting harder and harder to define, let alone defend. Moreover, those who have authorized access to internal resources are often far more dangerous than those who need to breach a perimeter firewall to get inside the network. Companies should adopt a twofold strategy of secure design and threat protection. How? By constructing a security life cycle that evaluates, assigns, segments, and monitors the network, according to security policies.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Business Changes Make Securing The Interior Even More Important
- Network Architects Should Blend Secure Design And Threat Protection
- Network Security Requires Four Stages
- Check Point, Cisco, Juniper, And Nortel Each Offer Full Four-Stage Portfolios
RECOMMENDATIONS
- Don't Deploy Inside-Out Security Enterprisewide From The Start
- Supplemental Material
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