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Definition
A VLAN (Virtual Local Area Network) is a logically separate network within the same physical infrastructure. It lets you split traffic — guests, operations, and security cameras, for example — into segments isolated from each other, even though they share the same switches and cabling.
Why it matters for your business
VLAN segmentation is one of the best cost-to-benefit security measures available: if a device in one segment is compromised, the damage stays contained instead of spreading to the rest of the network.
Related service
DITAP Core — Network Infrastructure
Related terms
PEOPLE, PROCESS AND SUPPORT
A clear first conversation. A written proposal. Next steps agreed together.
We discuss your needs and set out objectives, deliverables, timelines and costs in the proposal.
We agree on responsibilities, stages and the information needed to move forward. Launch and training are defined for each project.
We agree on support channels, hours and scope so you know whom to contact.
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