Using micro-segmentation to reduce your attack surface, harden your data center, and secure your cloud.
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How to Build a Micro-Segmentation Strategy
Micro-segmentation reduces your attack surface and prevents the spread of breaches inside your data center and cloud environments.
In this guide, we outline:
What to look for in a micro-segmentation solution
How application dependency and vulnerability maps accelerate segmentation projects
5 steps to implement a micro-segmentation strategy
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