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policy enforcement

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What is policy enforcement?

Policy enforcement is a technology and practice aimed at ensuring that systems, applications, and users comply with predefined security policies and regulations. It involves defining rules that govern access, usage, and behavior, and then implementing mechanisms to automatically monitor and enforce these rules. Common uses include access control, data loss prevention, network segmentation, and application security. Enforcement can be achieved through various tools and techniques, such as firewalls, intrusion detection systems, identity and access management solutions, and security information and event management (SIEM) systems. The primary goal is to minimize risk, prevent unauthorized activity, and maintain a secure and compliant environment.

What other technologies are related to policy enforcement?

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Helps ensure policies are followed by detecting unauthorized IT systems, thus complementing policy enforcement.
mentioned alongside policy enforcement in 100% (88) of relevant job posts
Identifies potential weaknesses that policies aim to mitigate, thereby complementing policy enforcement efforts.
mentioned alongside policy enforcement in 100% (88) of relevant job posts
Protects against attacks that violate security policies, and is a useful tool in policy enforcement.
mentioned alongside policy enforcement in 97% (88) of relevant job posts

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