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OEM’s Role in Cybersecurity

Modern cybersecurity threats are changing the way organizations are implementing security. Older security techniques that relied on strong perimeter defenses to keep attacks away from vulnerable systems have been proven inadequate. As a result, IT Security Architects assume that an attack can penetrate the perimeter defenses and the system must “fight through” and attack remaining operational/secure. Without a secure perimeter, each component in the network must provide some level of defense itself to continue functioning properly until the attack can is detected and addressed.

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