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Out-of-Band Communication | Training Camp
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Glossary Term Out-of-Band Communication

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What is Out-of-Band Communication?

Out-of-Band Communication: A method of communication that occurs outside of the usual network path, typically used for secure and critical information exchange to reduce the risk of interception or tampering.

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Understanding Out-of-Band Communication

Out-of-Band Communication refers to the transfer of data through a separate, dedicated communication channel than the primary data network, such as using a different network connection or physical medium. This approach provides an additional layer of security by reducing the risk of attacks or interference on the primary network affecting the communication. It is commonly used in cybersecurity for tasks like remote access, network management, or critical system alerts.

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