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An intranet is a private computer network within a company that securely shares information with employees using internet protocols. The document discusses how companies use intranets for clerical work and various business systems. It also defines firewalls, which control traffic between security domains based on rules, and subcontractors, who sign contracts to fulfill parts of other contracts.
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An intranet is a private network within a company that uses internet technologies like email and webpages. It is separated from the public internet by a firewall for security. An intranet allows employees to access internal databases and collaborate electronically. It can also enable subcontractors to securely submit bids and invoices. Customers can shop online and order goods from a company website that is connected to the internal sales system through the intranet.
Week13_Web_Presentation
This document discusses using an intranet within a company. It notes that an intranet is separated from the public internet by a firewall, allowing employees to access the internet safely. The intranet contains an email system like regular internet email to enable internal communication. It also has databases, search tools, and groupware to facilitate collaboration. Video conferencing and secure web links allow connections between business locations and subcontractors using the intranet's faster network. Customers can order goods and pay through the company's website on the intranet.
Diff intranet and extranet
The document discusses the differences between the Internet, intranets, and extranets. The Internet is a public global network with no access restrictions, while an intranet is a private internal network within an organization protected by firewalls. An extranet extends an organization's intranet by allowing controlled access to selected partners and customers through additional firewalls and virtual private networks.
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This document provides an overview of intranets, extranets, and firewalls. It defines an intranet as a privately maintained internal network only accessible to authorized users like employees. An extranet is described as a partially private network that uses internet technology to securely share some business information with suppliers, vendors or partners. Firewalls are defined as network security systems that control incoming and outgoing traffic based on rules to protect internal networks. The document gives examples of how companies can use extranets for activities like exchanging data, sharing catalogs, collaborating on projects, and providing access to shared services.
IRJET- Research Paper Firewall- Prevent Unauthorized Users
The document discusses firewall technologies that are commonly used to prevent unauthorized access to private networks connected to the Internet. It describes several types of firewalls including packet filtering firewalls, application gateways, circuit-level gateways, and proxy servers. While firewalls provide important security, they have some limitations such as not being able to fully protect against virus attacks or insider threats from authorized users. Therefore, using different firewall technologies together can help develop a more secure network.
Chapter 6Network Security Devices, Design, and Technology
The document discusses various network security devices and how they can enhance security. It describes standard networking devices like bridges, switches, routers, and load balancers that have security features built-in. It also covers network security hardware like firewalls, which are specifically designed to provide security. Firewalls inspect packets and either accept or deny entry based on rules defined by the administrator. The document emphasizes that all network devices, both standard and security-focused, need to be properly configured to ensure they strengthen security rather than introduce vulnerabilities.
Week13pre
An intranet is a private internal network within a company that is separated from the public internet by a firewall. It allows employees to collaborate electronically using tools like internal email and videoconferencing. The firewall protects the company's databases and network from outside access or attacks while enabling functions like searching internal resources and working with external partners.
Presentation Week13
An intranet within a company allows employees to securely access internal systems like email and databases from within the organization. It uses a firewall to separate the internal network from the public internet. Key components include an internal email system similar to regular email but keeps traffic internal, as well as web-accessible databases and search tools for collaboration. An intranet also enables videoconferencing between different office locations and facilitates work with external partners like subcontractors or customers.
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W13poster
An intranet is a private computer network within a company that securely shares information and operations using Internet protocols. A firewall prevents unauthorized access from outside the network and monitors data flow. A router forwards information within the network and between the intranet and other networks, using hardware and software tailored for routing tasks.
W13poster
An intranet is a private computer network within a company that securely shares information and operations using Internet protocols. A firewall prevents unauthorized access from outside the network and monitors data flow. A router forwards information within the network and between the intranet and other networks, using hardware and software tailored for routing tasks.
Week14
Firewalls are designed to block unauthorized access while permitting authorized communications between networks like a company's internal network and the internet. A firewall examines all incoming and outgoing signals for harmful commands, allowing only harmless signals through to protect internal servers and systems. Firewalls work by applying rules to allow or block network traffic based on defined criteria, securing data transfer between networks with varying trust levels like a local network and the open internet.
Site to Site VPN Using TMG Firewall. University Final Presentation.
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- 1. Using an Intranet Within a Company ● About Intranet ● How to use Intranet ● About Firewall ● About Subcontractors(Secure Link)
- 2. About Intranet ● An intranet is a private computer network that uses Internet protocols and network connectivity to securely share part of an organization's information or operations with its employees. Sometimes the term refers only to the most visible service, the internal website.
- 3. How to use Intranet Intranet is used in many kind of company. The clerical work's Intranet have been introduced the Internet application technologies of World Wide Web and E-mail. And, the Industry system, circulation system, and finance system's Intranet have been introduced using the way of communication.
- 4. About Firewall ● A firewall is a device or set of devices configured to permit, deny, encrypt, or proxy all computer traffic between different security domains based upon a set of rules and other criteria.
- 5. About Subcontractors (Secure Link) ● A subcontractor is an individual or in many cases a business that signs a contract to perform part or all of the obligations of another's contract.
- 6. References ● http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subcontract ● http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firewall ● http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intranet ● http://e- words.jp/w/E382A4E383B3E38388E383A9 E3838DE38383E38388.html