This paper examines how the insertion of a Layer 2 switching capability based on carrier-grade Ethernet, along with encryption, can improve the overall security of the network and provide a basis for assured service offerings. Specifically, the paper explores the concepts of efficient bandwidth utilization in a secure area, security inside of an encrypted core, and network rebuild after a cyber attack.
Carrier-Grade Ethernet as a Foundation of Assured Data Networks
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