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A 2.2.4 Network Segmentation

Network segmentation means dividing one network into smaller parts, called segments, so that traffic and access can be controlled within each part rather than across the whole. It is done for two reasons: performance and security. Smaller segments carry less traffic, and a fault or an attack in one segment need not reach the others. This page explains why segmentation delivers those two benefits, and the roles of the...

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