What kind of network should an ActiveGate be installed on if security is a concern?

An ActiveGate should be installed on sealed networks when security is a concern because sealed networks are designed to restrict access and control the data flow to only trusted entities. This type of environment enhances security by ensuring that sensitive data does not traverse insecure or potentially compromised networks, such as public or shared networks.

Sealed networks often have stricter controls and monitoring in place, reducing the risk of unauthorized access and potential data breaches. They are typically used in environments where high-security protocols are needed, making them ideal for applications that require stringent data protection measures.

Choosing environments like public or shared networks does not provide adequate protection, as these types of networks can be vulnerable to various security threats, including unauthorized access and data interception. Virtual networks alone may also not guarantee the same level of security as sealed networks, especially if they are interconnected with less secure environments. Thus, a sealed network is the best choice for ensuring the security and integrity of the data processed by the ActiveGate.