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A firewall is a device that controls incoming and outgoing network traffic based on a set of rules. A bastion host is a special computer designed to withstand attacks by running only a single application like a proxy server and limiting other services. There are three main types of firewalls: packet filters, stateful filters, and application layer firewalls. Popular firewall brands include phion netfence, Astaro Security Linux, ActionTEC, and Arkoon FAST360.
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This chapter discusses firewall planning and design. It describes common misconceptions about firewalls and explains that firewalls are dependent on an effective security policy. It outlines the types of firewall protection including packet filtering, NAT, and application proxies. It also discusses firewall hardware and software options and limitations of firewalls.
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A firewall is a cybersecurity tool that filters network traffic and can separate internal and external traffic sources. There are several types of firewalls including packet filtering, circuit-level gateway, stateful inspection, proxy, and next-gen firewalls. Firewalls can be implemented as software, hardware, or cloud-based solutions. They protect devices from unauthorized access, block unwanted content, and help keep private information secure. The appropriate firewall type for an organization depends on its needs and tolerances regarding protection capabilities and performance impacts.
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