Researchers Map Path to Software Data Segregation

Modern communication networks can simultaneously support multiple levels of data sensitivity without compromising security. The System of Knowledge details a transition from physically isolated network architectures, traditionally used in voice communications, to software-based methods for segregating information domains by integrating systems security with advanced networking and encryption techniques. By assessing technologies like Software-Defined Networking and Separation Kernels, it supports development of scalable, high-assurance voice communication systems suitable for diverse operational environments. Voice communication is shifting from physically separate networks towards more adaptable software solutions. These advancements consolidate existing knowledge, providing a foundation for building the next generation…