NETWORK

SECURITY
 Content….
Network
Network Security
Histiory of Network Security
Principle of Network Security
Working of Network Security
Types of Network Security Attacks
Types of Network Security
Protection
Firewall
Prons of Network Security
Cons of Network Security
Conclution
What is Network?
A network consists of multiple devices that
communicate with one another. It can be as
small as two computers or as large as billions of
devices.

What is Network Security?

Network security is the field of cybersecurity
focused on protecting computer networks from
cyber threats. Network security has three chief
aims: to prevent unauthorized access to network
resources; to detect and stop cyberattacks and
security breaches in progress.
History of Network Security
Improving network security is a top
priority for every business and
organization today. If we look back to
the history of network security starting
around 1950, the topic began as soon as
people started realizing that there was
intrinsic value in data. This happened in
a series of events as the Information and
Digital Age unfolded in the second half
of the 20th century.
What are the Principle
of Network security?

 Confidentiality
 Authentication
 Integrity
 Non-Repudiation
 Access control
 Availability
 Issues of ethics and law
How does network security
work?
Network security combines multiple layers
of defenses at the edge and in the
network. Each network security layer
implements policies and controls.
Authorized users gain access to network
resources, but malicious actors are blocked
from carrying out exploits and threats.
Types of Network Security
Attacks
 Malware
 Virus
 Worm
 DoS
 DDoS
 Man-in-the-Middle
 Phishing
Types of Network Security Protection

 Network Firewall
 Network Access Control
 Advanced Network Threat
Protection
 Cloud Access Security Brokers
 Network Beheviour Anomaly
Detected
 DDoS Mitigration
Definition of a Firewall
A firewall is a network security solution that protects your network from
unwanted traffic. Firewalls block incoming malware based on a set of pre-
programmed rules. These rules can also prevent users within the network
from accessing certain sites and programs.
Prons of Network Security
 Protects Against Cyber-
Attacks
 Access Levels
 Keep your Data Safe
 Updates are now Centralized
 Centrally Managed
Cons of Network Security

 Setup is Expensive
 It Takes Time
 Skilled Personnel is Required
 Incompetent Administration
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