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Regan Little

Definition Methods of Screening Types of Firewall Network-Level Firewalls Circuit-Level Firewalls Application-Level Firewalls Stateful Multi-Level Firewalls Common Brands of Firewall Cisco Netgear HP Hotbrick Conclusion

A firewall is a set of related programs, located at a network gateway server, that protects the resources of a private network from users from other networks.

A simple screening method is to examine requests to make sure they come from acceptable or previously identified domain name and Internet Protocol addresses. For mobile users, firewalls allow remote access into the private network by the use of secure log-on procedures and authentication certificates.

Network-Level Firewalls First generation of firewalls Fast, but they do not understand languages like HTML and XML They can’t validate user inputs or detect maliciously modified URL requests Works at the network level by inspecting packet headers and filtering based on the IP address of the source and the destination, the port and the service Some applications could also filter based on protocols or the domain name of the source

Circuit-Level Firewalls Second generation of firewall technology Monitor TCP handshaking between packets to make sure a session is legitimate Traffic is filtered based on specified session rules and may be restricted to recognize computers only These firewalls hide the network from the outside which is useful for denying access to intruders They do not filter individual packets

Application-Level Firewalls They can log user activity Recently these firewalls have been looking more deeply into the application data going through their filters They attempt to enforce correct application behavior, block malicious activity, and help organizations ensure the safety of sensitive information and systems Filtering may also include protection against spam and viruses and be able to block undesirable web sites based on content (rather than just their IP address) However, since the firewall is looking more closely to the packet, it works slower

Stateful Multi-Level Firewalls SML vendors claim that their products have the best features compared to the other three types of firewall They filter packets at the network-level and then recognize it and process it at the application-level Since they do not utilize proxies, they deliver reasonably good performance despite the deep packet analysis On the downside, they are not cheap, and they can be difficult to configure and administer

Cisco They make high end systems that function very well They are known for working with large enterprise systems

Netgear At the low end of hardware security Most computer professionals do not recommend it The main selling point is its low price

HP A reliable high performance hardware Includes application and network layer enhancements that improve the overall network security Easy to install

Hotbrick (Soho) A good choice for a home office Known for being a decent firewall Priced relatively low for the market

Firewalls are systems designed to prevent unauthorized access to a private network. Firewalls can be implemented in both hardware and software

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