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3 years ago

Between which zones and a DMZ should firewalls be placed? Choose two answers.

Computers and Technology

1 answer:

brilliants [131]3 years ago

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Answer:

Internal and External Zones

Explanation:

Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) in a network means that, we make sure the security of network at higher level as military make sure the security of their bases or zones.

In this type of network, The network of the internal organization (LAN) needs security from hackers and unauthorized users who are trying to access the resources and information from the network.

This network is divided into two major zones. A DMZ has been placed between two zones along with firewalls enhance the security of LAN Network from the networks on internet. These two zones are named as Internal and External Zone. The firewall between DMZ and External zones monitors the users from external networks on the internet who tries to access organization's network. Internal network monitors the traffic between DMZ and Internal LAN network.

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