Page 158 of the DSE Networks & Infrastructure knowledge center, with source-backed guidance and practical next steps.
Guidance for resilient networks, Wi-Fi, firewalls, cabling, power, exposure reduction, and connected-device planning.
Axis documents distinct certificate roles for HTTPS server identity and 802.1X network authentication. Each needs ownership, expiry monitoring, renewal, and recovery testing.
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ONVIF will end Profile S support on March 31, 2027, but deployed systems do not simply stop on that date. Inventory authentication and codec dependencies before testing Profile T.
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Remote monitoring and access tools need explicit authorization, strong identity controls, restricted paths, independent logging, provider accountability, and tested containment.
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Modern network-access guidance asks organizations to examine broad remote connectivity and compare risk-based, resource-level approaches without assuming every VPN requires replacement.
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Current joint guidance prioritizes centralized intended configuration, isolated management, least privilege, secure protocols, protected telemetry, integrity checks, and lifecycle maintenance.
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DDoS readiness requires prioritized public services, provider coverage and emergency contacts, observable baselines, upstream mitigation, exercised decisions, and validated recovery.
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DNS over HTTPS protects client-to-resolver traffic, but unmanaged external resolvers can bypass enterprise filtering, logging, caching, internal naming, and split-DNS behavior.
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NIST frames enterprise patching as planned preventive maintenance: identify, prioritize, acquire, install, verify, and govern updates across their full operating lifecycle.
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FEMA continuity guidance connects essential functions to authority, people, facilities, communications, vital records, technology, devolution, reconstitution, and recurring exercises.
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NIST zero trust architecture removes implicit trust based on network location or ownership and makes access to each resource an explicit identity, device, context, and policy decision.
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