Network Segmentation

Secure Sockets Layer/Transport Layer Security — cryptographic protocols providing secure communication over a computer network.

Replacing dedicated network hardware with software running on commodity servers.

A network topology where each node relays data for the network, providing self-healing and redundant paths.

The ability of a network to maintain acceptable service levels despite faults, challenges, and threats.

A collection of interconnected computing devices that share resources and communicate using standardised protocols.

Network Address Translation — a method of mapping one IP address space into another by modifying packet headers.

An intermediary server that forwards requests between clients and other servers, providing security and caching.

Border Gateway Protocol — the routing protocol that manages how packets are routed across the internet between autonomous systems.