Protecting the Software Defined Data Center - Seguridad Mania.com - España y América Latina

Virtualized network systems are inherently more secure than physical networks, since what is deployed can be known with absolute certainty – and therefore can be precisely identified and secured. And because the network is defined in software, connections can be securely defined only as a consequence of policy – rather than trying to add policy to physical network links after they’ve been deployed. Security is built in, rather than bolted on after the fact. Network virtualization platforms for the Software-Defined Data Center (SDDC) bring the operational model of a virtual machine to your data center network, transforming the economics of network and security operations. This allows you treat your physical network as a pool of transport capacity, with network and security services attached to VMs with a policy-driven approach. Adding specialized protections to monitor and control the activities of privileged users, and to protect and secure the credentials they use are critical to achieving comprehensive security. Join us for this informative webcast to learn the key components required for protecting the Software-Defined Data Center.