Explore the potential impact of Software Defined Networking (SDN) on security in this 55-minute conference talk by Brent Salisbury. Delve into key topics such as building tools, hardware considerations, and new ideas in the SDN landscape. Examine the challenges of data center management, network abstraction, and customer demands. Learn about provisioning security, scaling solutions, and implementing hybrid cloud strategies. Discuss data classification, wireless technologies, and decoupling in SDN environments. Analyze use cases, virtualization techniques, and big data problems from a security architect's perspective. Gain insights into current SDN capabilities, potential future developments, and the roadmap for SDN implementation in security contexts.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Software Defined Networking
Building more tools
Getting stuck
Security
Hardware
New Ideas
Extraction
Overblow
Data Center
Boarding
Creating an abstract network
What customers want
Less traffic
Management attraction
Provision security
Support
Scale
Hybrid Cloud
Data Classification
Wireless
Decoupling
The alternative
Use case
Virtualization techniques
Security architect comments
Big data problems
What is possible today
The security firm
Scale SDN
When does it happen
Roadmap
