Network Operations

Definition of Network Operations as it relates to Technology, System Administration, Incident Response

Network Operations involves managing and maintaining an organization's computer networks, ensuring their security, availability, and performance. In the context of Incident Response, Network Operations focuses on detecting and responding to network-related incidents, such as intrusions, DDoS attacks, or network failures. It requires a deep understanding of network protocols, topologies, and security measures, as well as incident handling best practices. Network Operations personnel work closely with other System Administration and Technology teams to ensure a rapid and effective response to incidents, minimize their impact on the organization's operations, and prevent future occurrences.

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