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Information Security magazine - July/August 2013 / Volume 15 / No. 6

Network security architecture is showing its age at many organizations. With new technology, different data types, and use of multi-generations of applications at an all-time high; security teams are looking at new and different ways to isolate, monitor, and control traffic within their data centers and extended networks. How can your organization make the right network security architecture decisions when it comes to network isolation and segmentation to create a multi-layer attack surface? Consolidation of feature sets into unified platforms, and collapsed architectures at the perimeter are just some of the network security architecture strategies that enterprises have adopted. We also publish the results of our Enterprise Mobile Security 2013 survey this month and offer expert advice on third-party vendor risk management.   Access >>>

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