A security architect at a pharmaceutical enterprise is designing the network architecture for a new automated production facility. Match each network design or segmentation technique on the left to its corresponding security application requirement on the right.
- Air GapIsolating high-risk legacy PLCs by completely disconnecting them from all local and public networks.
- MicrosegmentationRestricting lateral movement between individual cloud-hosted API microservices using granular host-level policies.
- Jump ServerProviding a single, hardened entry point for administrative session proxying and auditing into secure database zones.
- Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)Exposing public-facing web servers while preventing direct incoming connections to internal corporate networks.
Cevap
Air Gap matches with isolating legacy PLCs by completely disconnecting them; Microsegmentation matches with restricting lateral movement between individual cloud microservices; Jump Server matches with providing a hardened administrative proxy entry point; Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) matches with exposing public web servers while isolating the internal network.
Air Gap provides absolute physical isolation for legacy PLCs. Microsegmentation enforces workload-level controls against lateral movement. Jump Server provides a hardened management proxy for database access. DMZ buffers internet-exposed services from internal networks.
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Network Design Archetypes and Segmentation Controls