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If I understood correctly, the database was on a publicly accessible network. Wouldn't the problem be averted by putting the database in a separate VLAN, where
by cb504 6y ago
If I understood correctly, the database was on a publicly accessible network. Wouldn't the problem be averted by putting the database in a separate VLAN, where only specific IP's from the public VLAN could access it, and not IP's from WWW??
- francis-io 6y agoYou could secure it in a number of ways, including the way you mention. Unfortunately, it seems like security is no ones top concern unless they are forced to handle it correctly.
- parliament32 6y agoThat's not really what VLANs are for, you'd probably just use firewall rules to restrict access to certain IPs. VLANs are more for creating virtual-networks-inside-networks, they're more organization-based than security-based.