Contributed by Dustin Paul
Internet Protocol version six (IPv6) is already running on most networks by default. The debate of whether or not IPv6 is going to stay around or not is over. Full implementation of native IPv6 networks may be very far in the future, or never; but IPv6 traffic is routing in, out, or to your network. This internet protocol has been around since the early 1990’s. Governments, large corporations, and industry leaders are implementing it globally. Information Security (InfoSec) analysts and managers must be pro-active in pursuing education and training on IPv6. Online learning resources are increasingly available. Along with improving expertise, InfoSec professionals must improve network visibility for IPv6 traffic. Using Network Intrusion Detection Systems (NIDS) and honeypots can help identify potential threats and reduce network impact. InfoSec professionals have the ability to mitigate network risks, after improving expertise and visibility
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