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NETWORK SECURITY
SYEDA ANASHRAH KHURRAM
ROLL NO:2024S-BCYS-017 CONTENT:
■ WHAT IS NETWORK SECURITY?
■ TYPES OF NETWORK SECURITY ■ NETWORK SECURITY ARCHITECTURE ■ ADVANTAGES ■ PROBLEMS ■ CONCLUSION WHAT IS NETWORK SECURITY?
■ Network security is the protection of computer networks from
unauthorized access and other cyber threats. ■ Its main goals are to keep data safe from hackers, ensure that only authorized users can access information, and keep networks running smoothly without any interruptions. TYPES OF NETWORK SECURITY: These measures work together to keep your network safe from cyber. 1. Firewalls: They're like digital bouncers that decide who gets in and who stays out of your network. 2. Antivirus Software: It's your network's immune system, scanning for and getting rid of harmful viruses and malware. 3. Passwords and Access Control: Think of them as keys to certain doors in your network, allowing only authorized people to enter. 4. Encryption: It's like turning your messages into secret codes that only you and the intended recipient can understand. 5. Updates and Patches: They're like regular check-ups for your network, fixing any weaknesses or vulnerabilities to keep it healthy and secure. ADVANTAGES OF NETWORK SECURITY: Protection: Keeps hackers and malware out, safeguarding your data. Privacy: Ensures only authorized users can access sensitive information. Reliability: Prevents disruptions, keeping your business running smoothly. Compliance: Helps meet legal requirements, avoiding fines and penalties. Trust: Builds customer confidence and preserves your reputation. Cost Savings: Prevents expensive data breaches and downtime.Flexibility: Allows secure remote work options for employees. PROBLEMS OF NETWORK SECURITY: 1. Attacks: Constantly evolving threats like malware and phishing. 2. Insider Threats: Malicious or negligent actions from within. 3. Vulnerabilities: Weaknesses in software and hardware. 4. Complexity: Managing diverse network infrastructures. 5. Awareness and Training: Lack of cybersecurity education. 6. Mobile and Remote Devices: Expanding attack surface.Data Loss: Breaches and leaks of sensitive information. CONCLUSION:
■ Network security is essential for safeguarding data, systems, and
operations against cyber threats. ■ By implementing robust measures like firewalls, encryption, and access controls, organizations can protect their networks, ensure data privacy, and maintain business continuity. ■ However, it's an ongoing challenge that requires constant vigilance, education, and adaptation to evolving threats in the digital landscape.