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Firewall Evolution - Deep Packet Inspection


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By: Ido Dubrawsky, 03/22/2004



Firewalls provide a variety of services to networks in terms of security. They provide for network address translation (NAT), virtual private networks (VPN), and filtering of traffic that does not conform to the network's stated security policy. There are many forms of firewalls from simple packet filters to circuit-level gateways to proxy firewalls. Firewalls are being asked to fill a larger and more varied role in network security these days than several years ago. One of the more recent innovations in firewall technology is the application of deep packet inspection or DPI. Deep Packet Inspection can be seen as the integration of Intrusion Detection (IDS) and Intrusion Prevention (IPS) capabilities with traditional stateful firewall technology. Traditional networks have a defined boundary demarcated by a firewall with an IDS sensor sitting behind it.

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