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🌐 What is Network Security?

🌐 What is Network Security?

Network Security protects an organization’s IT infrastructure from unauthorized access, misuse, or disruption.

Key pillars:
🔥 Firewalls: Filter incoming and outgoing traffic.
🛡️ IDS/IPS: Detect and block active threats in real-time.
🚇 VPNs: Encrypt public connections for secure remote access.
🧩 Segmentation: Restricts an attacker's lateral movement.

Golden Rule: A network is only as secure as its weakest perimeter.
How do you handle network segmentation? Let's discuss! 👇

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yash.infra
yash.infra

Vulnerability Researcher specializing in Infrastructure & Cloud Security. I share hands-on insights on Active Directory Penetration Testing, Web Application Security, and Cloud Defense strategies.


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