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Networks and Security: Quiz 9

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Networks and Security: Quiz 9
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1.

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1 min • 1 pt

A fi______________ is a network security device that monitors traffic to and from your network

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A firewall can use port fil_______, which blocks or allows certain port numbers to limit unwanted communication. For example, it could have a rule that only allows communications on port 443 for HTTPS or port 25 for email and blocks everything else. These firewall settings will be determined by the organization's security policy.

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A ha__________ firewall is considered the most basic way to defend against threats to a network. It inspects each data packet before it's allowed to enter the network.

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A so_______ firewall it's a software program installed on a computer or on a server. If it is installed on a computer, it will analyze all the tr_______ received by that computer. If it is installed on a server, it will protect all the devices connected to the server. It typically costs less than purchasing a separate physical device, and it doesn't take up any extra space.

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All the firewalls we have discussed can be either state___ or state___.

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state___ refers to a class of firewall that keeps track of information passing through it and proactively filters out threats. A state___ firewall analyzes network traffic for characteristics and behavior that appear suspicious and stops them from entering the network.

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state_____ refers to a class of firewall that operates based on predefined rules and does not keep track of information from data packets. A state_____ firewall only acts according to preconfigured rules set by the firewall administrator. The rules programmed by the firewall administrator tell the device what to accept and what to reject. A state_____ firewall doesn't store analyzed information. It also doesn't discover suspicious trends like a other firewall does. For this reason, stateless firewalls are considered less secure.

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