This Week You Will Develop The Data Center Design And Security Plande This week you will develop the data center design and security plan. Design an enterprise data center solution that expands the campus LAN network, which has reached its capacity. The design must include the following: A logically separated WLAN infrastructure that can be integrated into the existing enterprise network Data flows between segments of the enterprise network - public (outside), DMZ, private, and data center Incorporate feedback you received from your instructor on the diagram from the Week Two Individual Assignment, "West Consulting Modular Design Proposal." Use this revised diagram, and the information from all previous assignments, as the basis for this diagram. Create a high-level network security policy that identifies key network security measures. Include the following components: List of network assets and their use(s) Potential threats and vulnerabilities in which assets need to be protected from including; open ports, malware, viruses, and specific types of attacks Detailed security methods you will use to protect these assets and how they will be implemented A high-level incident handling process for two of the network attacks you identified, including whom to contact (by role), what should happen to the asset, and how to protect data Diagram your data center design in Microsoft Visio. Document your security policy as a: A 2- to 3- page Microsoft® Word document
Paper For Above instruction The rapid expansion of enterprise networks necessitates meticulous planning for data center design and security. This paper delineates a comprehensive approach to designing an enterprise data center that effectively manages increased network demands while ensuring robust security measures. The proposed design integrates logical separation of networks, detailed security policies, and incident response strategies to sustain operational integrity and safeguard critical assets. Introduction The proliferation of digital transformation initiatives has placed additional burdens on existing network infrastructures, often leading to network congestion and security challenges. An enterprise data center must address these issues by expanding capacity, ensuring secure data flows, and implementing layered security controls. The overarching goal is to develop a resilient, scalable, and secure environment aligning with organizational objectives and compliance requirements.