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defense in depthUsing multiple systems to resist attackers. For example, if an external firewall is breached, an internal intrusion detection system can sound an alarm. If systems are breached and data can be stolen, keeping all vital records encrypted on disk and encrypted during transmission prevents attackers from using it even if they get it. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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At an architectural level, it means moving away from the old notion that you can put a hardened perimeter around your enterprise by using firewalls and instead adopting the concept of defense in depth. SSP-Litronic's core security products continue to perform valuable functions as part of the DoD's Layered Defense in Depth approach to Information Assurance. Our goal is to enable customers to deploy a single, cost effective solution that provides comprehensive defense in depth protection for core Microsoft applications including Exchange(TM), SharePoint Portal server, and IIS Webserver. |
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