# Public vs Private network

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| ![](/files/Hq0wX1zxGNSNL8Cola2n) | <p>The <em>Public network</em> is accessible and viewable by all organizations within the region. This openness encourages collaboration among different entities within the specified area.<br>Marked by a globe icon in <a href="/pages/7nIDk68L1iIu9HZd9B2G"><em>Settings</em></a> > <em>Network > Network table.</em></p>                                                            |
| ![](/files/hbPhAYF0Sv1quth3Ivwo) | On the other hand, we understand that certain operations require a more exclusive approach. That's where the *Private network* comes into play. This network is visible for invited organizations only, ensuring a heightened level of privacy and security.\<br/<>Marked by globe lock icon in [*Settings*](/emedgene/emedgene-analyze-manual/settings.md) > *Network > Network table.* |

Your organization can be a member of different *Public* and *Private* networks at the same time.


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