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Toward Inside Out Computer Security

Most network security issues in recent years have been caused by threats posed by users of the public Internet. How do we keep these "bad guys" out of our enterprise networks, home networks, or individual devices?

This has given rise to all manner of security technologies. Firewalls are intended to create an impenetrable barrier to hackers trying to break in. But since firewalls don't always work, intrusion detection systems (IDSs) are designed to notify us if attackers do manage to sneak through our firewalls. Toward Inside-Out Computer Security - Enterprise Security - NewsFactor Network

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