Description: Network policy management refers to a set of tools and practices that allow defining, implementing, and enforcing policies that regulate the behavior of computer networks. These policies can cover aspects such as resource access, information security, and quality of service. In various environments, network policy management is crucial to ensure that users and devices comply with established security and operational regulations. Network policy management solutions enable IT administrators to set specific rules that determine who can access what resources, under what conditions, and with what level of privilege. This is especially relevant in the context of Zero Trust security architectures, where it is assumed that no entity, whether internal or external, is trustworthy by default. Additionally, in the realm of 5G network security, policy management becomes essential to handle the complexity and speed of connections, ensuring that communications are secure and efficient. In cloud and SaaS environments, these policies help protect data and ensure that applications are used securely and in accordance with current regulations.
