You will learn:

A straightforward way to get started with an internal firewall.

How protecting east-west traffic via an internal firewall secures critical applications from the lateral movement of attackers.

How deploying an internal firewall delivers unprecedented, data center-wide visibility into traffic flows.

Why an internal firewall eliminates the complexity, expense, and limitations of traditional perimeter firewalls. ...

With NSX Advanced Load Balancer, teams don’t have to choose between overprovisioning and potentially having insufficient load-balancing capacity. In fact, IDC's analysis shows that study participants are achieving significant value with NSX Advanced Load Balancer worth an annual average of $4.11 million per organization by:

Reducing the cost of providing application delivery and load-balancing resources

Sharply reducing the time needed to deliver new load-balancing capacity

Supporting the business with elastic scalability and improved ...

Since Forrester first introduced the model over a decade ago, Zero Trust has gained popularity and become the preferred security model for many enterprise and government organizations. The Zero Trust model shifts the focus of security from a perimeter-based defense to one that is based on minimizing implicit trust by continuously verifying that access is secure, authenticated, and authorized. Organizations that successfully implement a Zero Trust program increase customer trust and get better protection of employee, customer, and company data. ...

Moving from appliance-based load balancers to software-defined VMware NSX Advanced Load Balancers could enable your organization to modernize load balancing services with efficient use of standard computing infrastructure and reduce overprovisioning.

For enterprises moving to software-defined data centers, the combination of VMware NSX Advanced Load Balancer deployed on servers with Intel Xeon Scalable processors represents a high‑performance solution to load balance large volumes of encrypted traffic. ...

This paper examines how VMware and Intel have worked together to deliver network virtualization capabilities that leverage software and hardware innovation to provide a wide range of business and operational benefits to enterprises that need their networks to be every bit as agile, flexible, secure, and elastically scalable as their other infrastructure supporting the business resiliency, availability and performance of increasingly valuable applications and workloads. ...