Category IP Networks
Type White Paper
Length 12
Publish Date April 10 2012
Date posted May 11 2012
Overview
Many enterprises are planning to transition their working environments to IPv6 over the next few years. But long transition horizons should not fool IT organizations into thinking that all IPv6 issues can be deferred to the future - you may well have IPv6 connectivity and traffic in your enterprise already. This white paper can help you overcome the vulnerabilities this brings and explains how to ensure you're compliant with current regulations surrounding IPv6.
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