How Companies Protect Their Apps and Data with NSX Service-defined Firewall

The cloud and virtual workers have expanded the number of endpoints at risk of cyber-attack. One infected endpoint will spread quickly across the network. To stop the rapid spread of threats, IT security needs to police the lateral movements of threats between devices, systems and environments. East-west firewalling is a crucial new security defense strategy. VMware Service-defined Firewall (SDFW), a stateful layer 7 firewall, gives organizations visibility into and control over east-west traffic. Get the eBook to see how VMware SDFW polices lateral traffic and protects networks from cyber-treats.

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