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- Let's start off with the question.
If there's a really secure network, is that an accident?
And the answer is no.
Never is it an accident for a secure network.
There's a lot of design that went
into it, a lot of implementations, policies,
and procedures that make it secure, along with a lot of end
user training as well.
So in this set of videos, here's what you and I get to do.
We're going to take a look at some of the design
concepts regarding a secure network,
and it's going to focus on a few basic aspects.
For one, how do we control who gets into the network? WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
For one, how do we control who gets into the network?
That's network access control.
And then, once they're on the network,
how do we keep them safe, making sure
their machine doesn't get malware,
or their system doesn't get compromised?
And as they're sending traffic through the network,
how do we control where it goes, and how do we control
if it's protected or not?
Those are some of the design concepts and aspects
that we're going to focus on in this set of videos,
and so we'll continue this discussion with network access
control and three of the primary methods
for controlling that in the very next video.
See you there in just a moment.