Automating Microsegmentation Policies with CI/CD
The article discusses the importance of automating microsegmentation policies using CI/CD practices. It highlights how traditional firewall management can be inefficient and suggests that treating policies like application code can streamline the process. By implementing policy-as-code, organizations can achieve faster deployment, better auditing, and improved security oversight.
- ▪Managing microsegmentation policies through a firewall ticket queue is inefficient and slow.
- ▪CI/CD automation allows policies to be stored in a git repository, enabling faster validation and deployment.
- ▪The article outlines a five-stage pipeline for implementing a production-ready microsegmentation CI/CD process.
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