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Network Security Analysis Name : Waleed Al-Rumaih ID : 200800176

Network Security Overview Analysis Client and workstation Security Server Security LAN/WAN monitoring Developing a Security Plan on firewalls, proxy servers and border routers

Computer network security Aspects The computer-related assets are accessed only by authorized parties. Network integrity is to maintain the data validity by the users from making illegal changing / deleting of data. Data availability means that computer assets are accessible to authorized parties

Computer Network Security analysis 1. Select best of computer configurations with inbuilt security covers with customized solutions. 2. Security solutions should be one of the best who release update regularly.

METHODS OF DEFENSE: prevent it, by firewall blocking the attack. Deflect it, by making another target more attractive by put them in time consuming loops.

Types of Attacks: Attacks against Intern Protocol Internet protocol hacking Network security Threats

Data Destruction. Stay updated with current with relevant operating system. Regularly make security updates to protect from threats. One dedicated staff to work as security experts. Build internal and external firewalls

Types of firewalls Application Gateways: The first firewalls were application gateways, and are sometimes known as proxy gateways. Hybrid System is an: The security application layer gateways with the flexibility and speed of packet filtering.

Conclusions Network security is all terms levels of risk. The key for building a secure organization network is to understand what data security means to your organization. Data and Network security is everybody's responsibility in the company and everyone's needs to be contributed by not allowing any malicious programs to run.