Network segmentation Cheat Sheet — Example of Three-layer network architecture
BACKEND The following example shows an organization's local network.
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BACKEND The following example shows an organization's local network. The organization is called "Сontoso".
The edge firewall contains 2 VLANs of FRONTEND security zone
_DMZ Inbound_ - a segment for hosting services and applications accessible from the Internet, they must be protected by WAF; _DMZ Outgoing_ - a segment for hosting services that are inaccessible from the Internet, but have access to external networks (the firewall does not contain any rules for allowing traffic from external networks).
The internal firewall contains 4 VLANs
MIDDLEWARE security zone contains only one VLAN with name _APPLICATIONS_ - a segment designed to host information system applications that interact with each other (interservice communication) and interact with other services; BACKEND security zone contains: _DATABASES_ - a segment designed to delimit various databases of an automated system; _AD SE
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