Network Segmentation
Network segmentation helps organizations isolate sensitive systems, reduce attack surfaces, and enforce zero-trust access. We explore real-world use cases, architectures, and tools driving secure network design.
Demilitarized Zone (DMZ): Examples & Architecture Explained
A Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) network is a subnetwork containing an organization’s publicly accessible services. It serves as an exposed point to an untrusted network, often the Internet. DMZs are used across various environments, from home routers to enterprise networks, to isolate public-facing services and protect internal systems.
Top 7 Real-life Network Segmentation Use Cases
Network security statistics show that the total amount of data breaches has more than doubled in the last three years rising to 1,300+ cases from ~600. Network segmentation tools can help organizations build a finer-grained network to prevent breaches. Here are the top 7 real-life network segmentation use cases and examples: 1.