Network Security Baseline
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- Updated:
- December 10, 2013
Book Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Infrastructure Device Access
- Routing Infrastructure
- Device Resiliency and Survivability
- Network Telemetry
- Network Policy Enforcement
- Switching Infrastructure
- Getting Started with Security Baseline
- Sample Configurations
- Commonly Used Protocols in the Infrastructure
- Related Documents
- Security Baseline Checklist�Infrastructure Device Access
Notes
This document outlines the key security elements identified for Network Security Baseline, along with implementation guidelines to assist in their design, integration, and deployment in production networks.
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