Network topology can support this requirement by helping organizations identify and control their network assets, encrypt and decrypt e-PHI, limit physical and logical access to e-PHI, and monitor ...

Wide area networks, or WANs, provide network communication services in the workplace, connecting locations that can be spread out anywhere in the world. A topology is a description of a layout or ...

Network topology supports this function by helping organizations inventory their physical devices and systems (ID.AM-1), map their organizational communication and data flows (ID.AM-3), and ...

Network management systems can query data stored in LLDP-capable devices through SNMP. Using the collected data, a system can create a map of the physical network topology by examining what ...