Rolling out a comprehensive security plan can be challenging—especially when considering application-to-application communications between data centers. Organizations often look to the network infrastructure to provide a means to secure data passing between data centers. However, providing network encryption at Layer 3 can be costly and difficult to scale. Fortunately, optical layer encryption provides first-level defense and is simple to implement. It is protocol-agnostic, and can support a variety of traffic types.
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