Quick Look: Blockchain for Cybersecurity—Microsegmented Network Access Control
summary
Explains a proposal to redesign Enterprise Network Access Control by combining blockchain features with microsegmentation to shift emphasis from protecting a fuzzy network perimeter to enabling stronger self-defense on individual systems and endpoints. Describes mapping blockchain capabilities to specific cybersecurity pain points, presents high-level designs for a blockchain-based microsegmented NAC, and outlines the rationale, benefits, and one implementation approach for microsegmentation.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00RSA Conference 2018
- 0:27Agenda
- 1:11Blockchain: Basic Architecture
- 5:43BlockChain - Key Features
- 7:20Use case Scenario -Securing Servers and Endpoints
- 9:37Micro-Segmented Network Access Control
- 14:43Major Benefits of MSNAC
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