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3.4 Protecting Networks: Firewalls(保护网络:防火墙)
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学习目标 Learning Objectives
3.4.A
- [3.4.A.1](/ek/3.4.A.1) — A firewall is used to allow or deny network traffic in or out of a network. The firewall itself … - [3.4.A.2](/ek/3.4.A.2) — A stateless firewall filters traffic based on information in packet headers, such as IP addresse… - [3.4.A.3](/ek/3.4.A.3) — A stateful firewall (also known as dynamic packet filtering) tracks the state of network connect… - [3.4.A.4](/ek/3.4.A.4) — A next-generation firewall (NGFW) has both the capabilities of typical stateless and stateful fi…
3.4.B Explain how a firewall uses an access control list to allow or deny traffic entering or leaving a network.
- [3.4.B.1](/ek/3.4.B.1) — Network administrators create a set of rules, called an access control list (ACL), that a firewa… - [3.4.B.2](/ek/3.4.B.2) — ACL rules are checked in order and the first rule that matches the criteria will be executed for… - [3.4.B.3](/ek/3.4.B.3) — A typical ACL will specify the direction of traffic (inbound or outbound), the criterion to filt…
3.4.C 3.4.D Configure a firewall to manage the flow of network traffic. Identify types of network-based firewalls. Explain how a firewall uses an access control list to allow or deny traffic entering or leaving a network. Determine the effective placement of firewalls in a network.
- [3.4.C.1](/ek/3.4.C.1) — Each segment of a network should have a firewall to control the flow of data in and out of that … - [3.4.C.2](/ek/3.4.C.2) — Network segments may have different security needs based on the data and services within them. T… - [3.4.C.3](/ek/3.4.C.3) — Each point of data ingress and egress between the internal network and the public internet shoul…
3.4.D Configure a firewall to manage the flow of network traffic. AP Cybersecurity · Course Framework
- [3.4.D.1](/ek/3.4.D.1) — The requirements for a firewall will specify what type of traffic from which sources or to which… - [3.4.D.2](/ek/3.4.D.2) — Specific rules for a firewall can allow or deny inbound or outbound traffic based on source or d… - [3.4.D.3](/ek/3.4.D.3) — Rules are implemented in order, and changing the order of a set of rules can change which traffi…