De-Perimeterization Elevates Data Security above Threat Prevention and the Network by Citrix

De-Perimeterization Elevates Data Security above Threat Prevention and the Network
sponsored by Citrix

Posted:	05 May 2008
Published:	01 Jan 2007
Format:	PDF
Length:	4 Page(s)
Type:	White Paper
Language:	English

ABSTRACT:

To overcome the problem of data and network security in growing businesses De-perimeterization was formed which encourage organizations to look at securing the data rather than the infrastructure that supports the data.

An application delivery infrastructure meets the foundational requirements of data security by providing these capabilities:

Knowledge of each user who is requesting data and of the circumstances under which the user is making the request
Knowledge of the devices and services that are requesting the data, including a trusted statement of health and security configuration
Tight control of information workflow
Granular, policy-based control of the operations that can be performed on the data
Confidentiality, integrity, and availability of the data at rest, in transit, and in use
Application-layer security to protect against vulnerabilities above the network-layer
Virtualization, isolation, and optimization of application and data sources

Together, these capabilities will result in an evolved architecture that is designed for the realities of today's enterprise networks and provides the agility to address future needs as they arise. The traditional delineation between trusted and non-trusted networks can be removed, and corporate applications and their associated data remain isolated from external and personal applications and data. With an application delivery infrastructure, users are granted the appropriate level of access to corporate resources to be productive and high standards for data security compliance are maintained.

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