Survey of 400 practitioners identifies four failure archetypes for network segmentation projects, with uniform preference for general IT project management fixes over segmentation-specific ones.
Washington, DC, USA: National Academies Press, 2025, ISBN: 978- 0-309-73489-9
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Segmentedness is defined as the complement of edge density in the policy graph, with a sampling-based estimator requiring only 97 random node pairs for a 95% confidence interval of width ±0.2 independent of network size.
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Segmentedness is defined as the complement of edge density in the policy graph, with a sampling-based estimator requiring only 97 random node pairs for a 95% confidence interval of width ±0.2 independent of network size.