Part one and part two of this series
Please check outContinuing our series about metrics for segmentation, there are a couple more angles how you can measure the effectiveness of your segmentation.
Part one and part two of this series
Please check outContinuing our series about metrics for segmentation, there are a couple more angles how you can measure the effectiveness of your segmentation.
Part one of this series of articles
Please check outThis question is, of course, more of a rhetorical question, but there is a point about this one. Of course almost all companies have more than one segment. Most companies use VLANs extensively. We break out DMZs and internal data center LANs of course. Sometimes we use firewall interfaces between those VLANs or segments and treat them as zones.
What you measure is what you get
If you are like me and live and breath IT or IT security, the above statement probably does not ring a bell and you don’t realize the source of this. It is from a person called Robert. S. Kaplan who developed something you may have heard of, the balanced scorecard.
I will not dig into economics, because we are not in business school, but the essence of the scorecard is that you need metrics on which you can measure success or failure to be successful or be able to reach your objectives.