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This document discusses how corporate firewalls work, including what a firewall is, the risks of not having a firewall, and the advantages and disadvantages of firewalls. Specifically, it notes that firewalls prevent unauthorized internet users from accessing private networks, that without firewalls databases are exposed to hackers putting corporate data at risk, and that firewalls can help protect networks while being relatively inexpensive.
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A firewall is a program or hardware device that filters network traffic between private networks and the internet. There are different types, including packet filtering routers, application-level gateways, and circuit-level gateways. Firewalls provide security by only allowing authorized traffic according to a security policy, hiding internal network details, and concentrating security in one location. They help protect networks from internet threats while also allowing necessary access.
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- 3. Case without Firewall ● With no firewall, databases are exposed to hackers, putting corporate data at risk ● There are nearly half a million database servers exposed on the Internet, without firewall protection.