Network Closure

Network closure refers to the process of completing or finalizing a network’s structure or configuration, ensuring all necessary connections are established for optimal communication and functionality. It involves confirming that the network's parts are properly linked, and there are no missing or inefficient pathways, allowing data to flow smoothly between all nodes. Think of it like closing the loops in a circuit—once closed, the network is complete and ready to operate efficiently, reducing gaps or vulnerabilities that could disrupt performance. This concept is key in designing reliable, secure, and efficient communication systems.