A firewall is the safety barrier between a computer network and the outside world. Individuals, companies and large organizations alike rely on a firewall being robust enough to fend off hackers attempting to break into a computer system. However, managing the firewall rules that decide between online friend and foe has proved to be complex, error-prone, expensive, and inefficient for many large-networked organizations, according to a research team writing in the International Journal of Internet Protocol Technology.

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Hello my friends my name is Mehran ,I'm going to write about cyberlaw. This weblog is created for the purposes of an MBA project for the subject BYL 7134, Cyberlaw. The materials posted on this weblog are for the purposes of the assignment as well as study and non-profit research. Appropriate acknowledgments to the materials that do not belong to the web-log owner have been publicly made. If you are the author or a copyright owner of any of the articles posted in this web-log and you object to such posting on any grounds, including copyright infringement, please contact me and I will take your material down. I state herein that I am relying on the doctrine of fair use. Thank you for supporting my blog.

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