Best Practices for Network Security

1. Restrict hop distance at Layer 3
   Limit the number of hops data can take to reach its destination to enhance security.

2. Lock app communication to trusted zones
   Ensure that application communications occur only within designated secure zones.

3. Identify spoofed paths via TTL anomalies
   Monitor Time-to-Live (TTL) values to detect potential spoofing attempts in network paths.

4. Define data zones without GPS/IP reliance
   Establish data locations that do not depend solely on GPS or IP addresses to ensure security.

5. Enforce Zero Trust zones at infrastructure level using packet-level boundaries
   Implement a Zero Trust architecture by enforcing strict boundaries for packet-level data at the infrastructure level.