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'''Network Infrastructure''' refers to all of the resources of a network that make network or [[Internet|internet]] connectivity, management, [[Business Operations|business operations]] and communication possible. Network infrastructure comprises [[Hardware|hardware]] and [[Software|software]], systems and devices, and it enables computing and communication between users, [[Service|services]], [[Application|applications]] and [[Process|processes]]. Anything involved in the [[Network|network]], from [[Server|servers]] to wireless routers, comes together to make up a system’s network infrastructure.<ref>Defining Network Infrastructure [https://blog.gigamon.com/2019/03/06/what-is-network-infrastructure/#:~:text=Network%20infrastructure%20refers%20to%20all,business%20operations%20and%20communication%20possible.&text=Network%20infrastructure%20allows%20for%20effective,services%2C%20devices%20and%20so%20forth. Gigamon]</ref>

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 == See Also ==
 [[Network Architecture]]<br />
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 *Adopting the principle of least privilege: The principle of least privilege is an important security principle that states that a user or process should have the minimum amount of access required to do their job. This helps to protect sensitive areas of the network, and also allows administrators to more easily monitor activity on the network. By employing this principle when managing network infrastructure, companies can ensure greater system security and stability.
 *Utilizing cloud technologies: Organizations should consider utilizing cloud technologies in their network infrastructure to maximize the potential of their system. This can include using cloud-based observability tools to gain visibility into data centers, deploying security solutions to protect data and applications, employing traffic intelligence software to better understand customer usage patterns and identify issues early on, and accelerating cloud migration by building a multi-cloud observability toolset. Additionally, organizations should ensure cloud security and compliance by implementing zero trust architectures, reduce cost and complexity through making network changes without disruption, optimize the budget for tools usage, and improve SOC (Security Operations Center) and IR (Incident Response) effectiveness through proactive hunting for adversaries or attackers as well as building a resilient enterprise culture; finally, extend visibility with platforms that allow users to achieve the same results as customers who have already utilized their technology.
 == How can you implement security policies in your company’s network infrastructure? ==
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 == See Also ==
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	Implementing prevention measures for large-impact attacks is critical for organizations to maintain the security, authenticity, and integrity of their IT infrastructure. Without the proper protection in place, organizations are at risk of suffering a serious attack that could have costly repercussions. Prevention measures such as segmenting networks and functions, properly laying out networks, limiting lateral communications and securing access to infrastructure devices can help protect against large-impact attacks. Additionally, implementing integrity checks on devices and software can help identify potential threats before they become a reality.		Implementing prevention measures for large-impact attacks is critical for organizations to maintain the security, authenticity, and integrity of their IT infrastructure. Without the proper protection in place, organizations are at risk of suffering a serious attack that could have costly repercussions. Prevention measures such as segmenting networks and functions, properly laying out networks, limiting lateral communications and securing access to infrastructure devices can help protect against large-impact attacks. Additionally, implementing integrity checks on devices and software can help identify potential threats before they become a reality.
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−	'''[[Network]] Infrastructure''' refers to all of the resources of a network that make network or ~~[[Internet\|~~internet]] connectivity, [[management]], ~~[[Business Operations\|~~business operations]] and communication possible. Network infrastructure comprises ~~[[Hardware\|~~hardware]] and ~~[[Software\|~~software]], systems and devices, and it enables computing and communication between users, ~~[[Service\|~~services]], ~~[[Application\|~~applications]] and ~~[[Process\|~~processes]]. Anything involved in the ~~[[Network\|~~network]], from ~~[[Server\|~~servers]] to wireless routers, comes together to make up a system’s network infrastructure.~~<ref>Defining~~ Network ~~Infrastructure [https://blog~~.~~gigamon~~.~~com/2019/03/06/what-is-network-~~infrastructure~~/#:~:text=Network%20infrastructure%20refers%20to%20all~~,business~~%20operations%20and%20communication%20possible~~.~~&text=Network%20infrastructure%20allows%20for%20effective~~,~~services%2C%20devices%20and%20so%20forth~~. ~~Gigamon]</ref>~~	+	== What is network infrastructure? ==
		+	'''Network Infrastructure''' refers to all of the resources of a network that make network or internet connectivity, management, business operations, and communication possible. Network infrastructure comprises hardware and software, systems and devices, and it enables computing and communication between users, services, applications, and processes. Anything involved in the network, from servers to wireless routers, comes together to make up a system’s network infrastructure.
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		+	Network infrastructure is a critical component of any corporate organization. It serves as the backbone that connects users, services, applications, and processes to each other. It helps ensure a secure and clean experience for all users and provides an efficient way to access data. Network infrastructure also enables organizations to stay connected with customers, partners, suppliers as well as the Internet. Without it, businesses would not be able to effectively carry out their operations; hence its importance cannot be underestimated. Proper planning and design are necessary for optimal network performance in order to successfully support corporate companies’ needs.
		+	Any business, whether small or large, needs a reliable network infrastructure to function properly. This includes the hardware and software components that make up the network, as well as the people who manage and support it.

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−	'''Network Infrastructure''' refers to all of the resources of a network that make network or [[Internet\|internet]] connectivity, management, [[Business Operations\|business operations]] and communication possible. Network infrastructure comprises [[Hardware\|hardware]] and [[Software\|software]], systems and devices, and it enables computing and communication between users, [[Service\|services]], [[Application\|applications]] and [[Process\|processes]]. Anything involved in the [[Network\|network]], from [[Server\|servers]] to wireless routers, comes together to make up a system’s network infrastructure.<ref>Defining Network Infrastructure [https://blog.gigamon.com/2019/03/06/what-is-network-infrastructure/#:~:text=Network%20infrastructure%20refers%20to%20all,business%20operations%20and%20communication%20possible.&text=Network%20infrastructure%20allows%20for%20effective,services%2C%20devices%20and%20so%20forth. Gigamon]</ref>	+	'''[[Network]] Infrastructure''' refers to all of the resources of a network that make network or [[Internet\|internet]] connectivity, [[management]], [[Business Operations\|business operations]] and communication possible. Network infrastructure comprises [[Hardware\|hardware]] and [[Software\|software]], systems and devices, and it enables computing and communication between users, [[Service\|services]], [[Application\|applications]] and [[Process\|processes]]. Anything involved in the [[Network\|network]], from [[Server\|servers]] to wireless routers, comes together to make up a system’s network infrastructure.<ref>Defining Network Infrastructure [https://blog.gigamon.com/2019/03/06/what-is-network-infrastructure/#:~:text=Network%20infrastructure%20refers%20to%20all,business%20operations%20and%20communication%20possible.&text=Network%20infrastructure%20allows%20for%20effective,services%2C%20devices%20and%20so%20forth. Gigamon]</ref>