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1. SD-WAN deployment
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- Benefits: improved network performance, reduced costs, increased agility
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- Key considerations: vendor selection, migration strategy, security integration
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2. SASE implementation
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- Convergence of networking and security functions in a cloud-delivered model
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- Key components: SD-WAN, FWaaS, ZTNA, CASB, DLP
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3. Secure access service edge (SASE)
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- Gartner-defined architecture combining network and security services
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- Enables secure and efficient access to applications and resources
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4. Zero trust architecture (ZTNA)
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- Principle of "never trust, always verify" for network access
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- Key aspects: continuous authentication, least privilege access, microsegmentation
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5. Cloud security posture management (CSPM)
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- Automated assessment and remediation of cloud infrastructure misconfigurations
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- Ensures compliance with security best practices and standards
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6. Firewall as a service (FWaaS)
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- Cloud-delivered firewall functionality
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- Benefits: scalability, flexibility, simplified management
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7. Network function virtualization (NFV)
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- Decoupling of network functions from proprietary hardware
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- Enables agile, software-defined network services
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8. Software-defined networking (SDN)
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- Separation of network control and forwarding planes
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- Enables centralized, programmable network management
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9. Intent-based networking (IBN)
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- Translation of business intent into network configurations and policies
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- Leverages AI and ML for network automation and optimization
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10. AI-driven network automation
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- Application of AI techniques to automate network operations
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- Use cases: configuration management, troubleshooting, performance optimization
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11. ML-based network anomaly detection
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- Identification of unusual patterns and behaviors in network traffic
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- Enables proactive detection and mitigation of security threats
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12. AIOps for network management
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- Integration of AI and ML capabilities into IT operations
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- Enhances monitoring, root cause analysis, and predictive maintenance
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13. 5G and edge computing
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- Convergence of high-speed wireless connectivity and distributed computing
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- Enables low-latency, data-intensive applications and services
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14. Private 5G networks
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- Dedicated 5G networks for enterprises and industries
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- Benefits: enhanced security, customization, and performance
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15. Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 6E
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- Latest Wi-Fi standards offering higher speeds, lower latency, and improved efficiency
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- Wi-Fi 6E leverages 6 GHz spectrum for expanded capacity
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16. Cloud-managed networking
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- Centralized management and orchestration of network infrastructure through cloud platforms
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- Simplifies operations, enables remote management, and facilitates scalability
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17. Hybrid cloud networking
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- Integration of on-premises and cloud-based network resources
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- Enables seamless connectivity and migration between environments
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18. Multi-cloud networking
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- Interconnection and management of network resources across multiple cloud providers
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- Facilitates workload portability and avoids vendor lock-in
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19. Container networking and security
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- Challenges and solutions for networking and securing containerized applications
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- Key aspects: overlay networks, service mesh, network policies
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20. Kubernetes network policies
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- Definition and enforcement of network segmentation and access controls in Kubernetes clusters
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- Enables granular security within container-based environments
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21. Infrastructure as code (IaC) for networking
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- Management of network infrastructure using declarative configuration files
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- Enables version control, automation, and reproducibility
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22. Network security orchestration and automation
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- Coordination and automation of security controls across network devices and platforms
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- Streamlines security operations and improves incident response
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23. Secure access service edge (SASE) integration
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- Integration of SASE components with existing network and security infrastructure
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- Considerations: vendor interoperability, migration strategies, performance optimization
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24. SOAR (Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response)
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- Platforms that enable automated incident response workflows and playbooks
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- Integrates with various security tools and technologies
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25. XDR (Extended Detection and Response)
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- Unified approach to threat detection and response across endpoints, networks, and cloud
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- Leverages AI and ML for improved threat hunting and analysis
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26. Zero trust network access (ZTNA)
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- Secure, identity-based access to applications and resources
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- Replaces traditional VPN solutions with more granular, context-aware access controls
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27. Microsegmentation
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- Division of network into smaller, isolated segments based on workload attributes
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- Enables fine-grained security policies and reduces lateral movement of threats
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28. CASB (Cloud Access Security Broker)
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- Intermediary between users and cloud services to enforce security policies
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- Capabilities: visibility, compliance, data protection, threat prevention
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29. DLP (Data Loss Prevention) integration
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- Integration of DLP controls into network and security infrastructure
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- Enables identification and protection of sensitive data across various channels
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30. User and entity behavior analytics (UEBA)
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- Analysis of user and device behavior patterns to detect anomalies and potential threats
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- Leverages machine learning algorithms for adaptive threat detection
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