Outbound traffic refers to data leaving a network, such as requests from internal users to external websites, servers, or cloud services. It’s used for web browsing, sending emails, API calls, and uploading files. IT teams monitor it to ensure security and bandwidth efficiency, while businesses benefit from optimized performance and reduced latency. Network administrators, DevOps engineers, and security analysts rely on outbound traffic analysis to prevent data leaks and maintain smooth operations.
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