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firewall

In computing, security system built to block access to a particular computer or network while still allowing some types of data to flow in and out onto the Internet. The firewall is often the first line of defence against hackers.

A firewall allows a company's employees to access sites on the World Wide Web or exchange e-mail while at the same time preventing hackers from gaining access to the company's data.


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The 14 South Networks' solution represents a new class of data center security technology that supports perimeter-based security mechanisms such as stateful firewalling and intrusion detection--within the server--without negatively impacting system performance and availability.
Internet services supported include network-based firewalling, traffic engineering and IP VPN for secure corporate access and intranet/extranet outsourcing.
In addition, Stampede's solutions offer application front-end services for Firewalling, Load Balancing and server off-loading of TCP connection management and SSL processing.
 
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