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The Convergence of Networking and Security <br />Traditional networking lacks awareness of content, applications, users, devices, location and more. Organizations have overlaid <br />security solutions on to the network later to account for this shortcoming — but doing so has led to increased management <br />complexity, performance bottlenecks, poor user experience, and the potential introduction of new exploitable gaps or <br />vulnerabilities. A better Security-driven Networking approach converges networking and security into a single, accelerated <br />solution. A specially designed operating system and security processors work in concert to greatly improve network <br />performance and security posture, adding greater awareness while also improving user experience, easing management <br />complexity, and decreasing footprint and power consumption. <br />Networking Security Security-Driven Networking <br />Consolidation of Vendors and Point Solutions to a Platform <br />Cybersecurity has traditionally been deployed one solution at time, in response to each emerging problem or challenge. <br />However, individual security solutions — typically from a new vendor — are not designed to work well with the other deployed <br />solutions. With meaningful levels of cross-vendor integration and automation proving difficult to achieve, management <br />complexity is massively increased, and effective response to new threats is simply too slow. A more effective approach is to <br />consolidate point product vendors into a cybersecurity platform, allowing for much tighter integration, increased automation, <br />and a more rapid, coordinated, and effective response to threats across the network. <br />Cybersecurity Point Products Cybersecurity Platform Approach <br />4