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Network security is finally getting the attention it’s long deserved, with organizations devoting time and money to the problem and more than a few independent consultants peddling their services in the area. Network security, though, is hard to do right, largely because it’s not concerned with making the network do something (like connect the head office to the factory), but with making it not do something (allow access to an ill-defined community of malefactors). Network Security Architectures explains the generally accepted design practices that make networks as resistant as possible to damage and invasion. Relatively little of this book is concerned with software configuration details, and it’s generall (more…)