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| ====== Air Gap ====== | ====== Air Gap ====== | ||
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| An Air Gap separates systems, networks, or operating environments by preventing direct electronic communication across a defined boundary. | An Air Gap separates systems, networks, or operating environments by preventing direct electronic communication across a defined boundary. | ||
| - | The separation protects a [[private: | + | The separation protects a [[public: |
| An Air Gap represents a controlled communication boundary rather than an absence of all information transfer. Organizations transfer information across the boundary through approved physical media, transfer devices, gateways, review processes, or other controlled mechanisms. | An Air Gap represents a controlled communication boundary rather than an absence of all information transfer. Organizations transfer information across the boundary through approved physical media, transfer devices, gateways, review processes, or other controlled mechanisms. | ||