Jitter refers to the variation in the flow rate of packet arrival times. Unlike latency, which refers to the overall delay of all packets, jitter refers to inconsistencies in delays between packets. Due to the rate of delay changing, jitter can introduce…
Network Latency refers to the round-trip time delay for data transmission between a source and destination within a network. This means that latency is measured from the point of initiation (e.g. a download link is clicked) to the point in which the…
Network segmentation is the process of isolating network traffic, applications or data into their own subsections of the network. Often considered as a foundational security strategy, segmentation can be utilised to improve network performance and also…