Community Of Interest (computer Security)
C.O.I., Community of Interest is a means by which network assets and or network users are segregated by some technological means for some established purpose. COI's are a strategy that fall under the realm of Computer security which itself is a subset of Security engineering. Typically COI's are set up to protect a Network infrastructure from a group or groups of users who are performing some esoteric functions. COI's are also designed to protect their user community from the rest of the enclave user population.
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