0 a computer program that prevents other computers from gaining access to your system -- brannvegg [ masculine ]
Firewalls have been the normal way to protect information, but secure networks will be the way forward.
It would help if his party introduced its own proposals on who would be entitled to compensation and how a firewall could be built.
In 1918, death was the firewall that put an end to it; the virus ran out of victims.
Electronic protective measures that are employed include the use of firewalls to protect systems, the identification and authentication of users and audit of user activities.
Firewalls have had to be built in, but we welcome and support the proposals.
This sum includes managed services such as routers and firewalls as well as costs for 24-hour/7 day network access.
A hard security mechanism such as a firewall or access control list cannot necessarily recover from a security breach unassisted, and service availability is typically suspended.
Using an alternate port for middleware and storage tier components is no problem, but use as a public server often conflicts with firewall or proxy settings.
