Description: Wired security refers to the protective measures implemented in networks that use physical connections, such as Ethernet cables, to transmit data. It is often considered more secure than wireless security, as wired connections are less susceptible to external interception. The main features of wired security include the use of authentication protocols, data encryption, and network segmentation to limit unauthorized access. Additionally, public key infrastructure (PKI) can be used to manage authentication and encryption, ensuring that only authorized devices can communicate on the network. Data loss prevention (DLP) also plays a crucial role, helping to protect sensitive information from being disclosed or stolen. In the context of security orchestration, wired security integrates with other security measures to provide a defense-in-depth approach. Automation and incident response are equally important, allowing organizations to react quickly to potential threats. In summary, wired security is an essential component of modern network infrastructure, providing a more controlled and secure environment for data transmission.
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