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Can NetOps and SecOps Finally Get Along?Category: Software, Security, Data
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For years, the very definition of NetOps and SecOps has involved friction and even contentious relationships that make their respective jobs more difficult and lessen their efficiency and effectiveness. Much of this conflict originates from having charters that are seemingly in opposition to each other.
One significant improvement can come from NetOps and SecOps coming together with an established and codified approach for network changes or additions.
The new paradigm of security-driven networking is about preventing weak links through the collaboration and synergy between NetOps and SecOps.
For years, the very definition of NetOps and SecOps has involved friction and even contentious relationships that make their respective jobs more difficult and lessen their efficiency and effectiveness. Much of this conflict originates from having charters that are seemingly in opposition to each other.
One significant improvement can come from NetOps and SecOps coming together with an established and codified approach for network changes or additions.
The new paradigm of security-driven networking is about preventing weak links through the collaboration and synergy between NetOps and SecOps.
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