Figure 8. Network and System Resource
Allocation Improvements with SecMan
Management
We can easily notice that SecMan uses less
resources (both at network and system side) than a
static security policy. Then, SecMan allows serving
more ATS flow than a traditional static security
policy assignment. Even if we consider the less
robust policy, resource consumption is still more
important than with SecMan adaptive policy. This
last result is important because it shows that
robustness level and consumed resources do not vary
on the same way and then, it is not possible to select,
a priori, a static policy to optimize resource
allocation.