Network Security | What is a DMZ?

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Network Security | What is a DMZ?
The DMZ is a glowing example of the Defence in Depth principle. It is a network layer between insecure networks, like the internet, and networks we need to protect from attack.

The general idea behind the DMZ is to prevent direct access from the insecure network to the protected network. Instead, servers placed in the DMZ accept requests, and then open a new connection to the protected resources on behalf of the original clients.

To add security, there are firewalls and IPS’s between all of these networks. This adds up to several layers of security that needs to be compromised before an attacker can reach our protected resources.

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Overview of this video:

0:00 Introduction

0:42 The Risk

1:33 DMZ to the Rescue

4:17 Building a DMZ

7:42 Firewall Topologies

LET'S CONNECT

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Great video as always! Great to see you discuss all options as well.

JarrydS
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Your style of video man feel like I’m watching some documentary lol. Nothing like it keep it up

CyberTronics
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I have enabled DMZ and Port Forwarding at same time,

prathamesh
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Could you do a video on SDN and SD WAN sometime? I want to have some material ahead of the curve when this certpocalypse happens. ;]

JonathanBKR
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Great explanation. May be its just me but background music is a bit too loud

wchishti
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Dmz mapped to IOS model is between layers 3-4 and sometime goes to to layer 7 and sometimes goes to 1-2 layers.. mean if u want to fit DMZ LAYER on IOS it might have things like https on layer 7 and firewall on layer 3 and ssl/ TLS on layer 6 ?? Is that right ????

laash
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i dont understand but if i game alot and i wanna turn dmz on my xbox what does that do does it help it or what

GetTappedKid
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I'm sorry, why is there a black knight going through a brick wall?

The-Athenian