What is a Virtual Private Network (VPN)?
Extends a private network over a public one, enabling users to securely send and receive data
What is a Site-to-Site VPN?
Establishes secure tunnels over the public internet for interconnecting remote sites
What is a Client-to-Site VPN?
Connects individual devices directly to the organization’s headquarters, enabling remote users to access the network
What is a Clientless VPN?
Secures remote access through browser-based VPN tunnels without needing client software or hardware configuration
What is a Full Tunnel VPN?
Maximizes security by encrypting all traffic to the headquarters while integrating clients with the network
What is a Split Tunnel VPN?
Divides traffic and network requests and then routes them to the appropriate network
What is a Transport Layer Security (TLS)?
A protocol that provides cryptographic security for security connections and is used for security web browsing and data transfer
What is a Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)?
Used by TLS to establish secure connections between a client and a server, but it may slow down the connection
What is a Datagram Transport Layer Security (DTLS)?
A UDP-based version of TLS protocol that offers the same security level as TLS while maintaining faster operations
What is an Internet Protocol Security (IPSec)?
A protocol suite for secure communication through authentication and data encryption in IP networks
What is a Transport Mode?
Employs the original IP header, ideal for client-to-site VPNs and is advantageous when dealing with MTU constraint
What is a Tunneling Mode?
Employed for site-to-site VPN and adds an extra header that can increase packet-size and exceed the MTU
What is an Authentication Header (AH)?
Offers connectionless data integrity and data origin authentication for IP datagrams using cryptographic hash as identification information
What is an Encapsulating Security Payload (ESP)?
Employed for providing authentication, integrity, replay protection, and data confidentiality by encrypting the packet’s payload
What is a Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN)?
A virtualized approach to managing and optimizing wide area network connections to guide traffic between remote sites, data centers, and cloud environments
What is SASE (Secure Access Service Edge)?
A network architecture combining network security and WAN capabilities in a single cloud-based service to secure and connect users and data across distributed locations