Microsegmentation is a security technique that divides a network into smaller, isolated zones down to the application or workload level. Each segment has its own access controls and policies, limiting lateral movement of attackers if they breach one part of the system. It’s like building secure “rooms” inside a building instead of leaving it open with only one main lock at the door.
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