Lms Integrated For Mindtap Information Security, 1 Term (6 Months) Printed Access Card For Whitman/mattord's Management Of Information Security, 5th
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Program Plan Intro
Trusted network:
A trusted network is a network of devices that are connected to each other, open only to approved users and permits transmission only for protected data. It includes the following features
- Authentication
- Encryption
- Firewall
- Private Network.
Untrusted network:
Untrusted networks are situated outside the security perimeter and control the network admin. They could even be a private or a shared network. It includes the following characteristics
- Loosely maintained
- Unmonitored
- Readily compromised from the outside network.
Firewall:
- Firewall is a hardware or software program which is used to permit files to arrive in the network based on the privacy.
- It is present at the gateway of the network, used to protect the traffic flow and privacy in the network.
- It is a tool for a network to protect from illegal access from the private network.
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