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De-perimeterisation on a business level can be simply described as the changes that stem from the natural desire of organisations to interact with the world outside their organisation. In a historical context the same desires can be seen in the changes that caused the dismantling of city walls over time, traders wanted the free flow of goods and information. To achieve this there was a shift from city states to nation states and the creation of standing armies, so that city boundaries were extended to surround multiple cities. (See Macro-Perimeterisation below)

In information security, de-perimeterisation is a concept/strategy used to describe protecting an organization's systems and data on multiple levels by using a mixture of encryption, inherently secure computer protocols, inherently secure computer systems and data-level authentication rather than the reliance of an organization on its (network) boundary/perimeter to the Internet.

Successful implementation of a de-perimeterised strategy within an organization thus implies that the perimeter, or outer security boundary, could be removed

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De-perimeterisation on a business level can be simply described as the changes that stem from the natural desire of organisations to interact with the world outside their organisation. In a historical context the same desires can be seen in the changes that caused the dismantling of city walls over time, traders wanted the free flow of goods and information. To achieve this there was a shift from city states to nation states and the creation of standing armies, so that city boundaries were extended to surround multiple cities. (See Macro-Perimeterisation Below). In information security, de-Perimeterisation is A Concept / strategy used to describe protecting an Organization's Systems and Data on multiple levels by using A mixture of Encryption, inherently Secure Computer protocols, inherently Secure Computer Systems and Data-. Level authentication rather than The Reliance of an Organization on its (Network) Boundary / Perimeter to The internet. Successful Implementation of A de-Perimeterised strategy thus implies that The Perimeter Within an Organization, or security Outer Boundary, could be removed.