A firewall controls access to the private network (intranet) It is the primary means of enforcing security policy of an organization, greatly simplifying the task of determining threats and using countermeasures. Without such point for monitoring and controlling information, a systems or security administrator would have a bewildering number of places to monitor It also enhance privacy by "hiding" an organization's internal systems information from the public. A firewall also enforces logging, and provides alarm capacities as well. Most firewalls are purchased with network security in mind, but the type of security is rarely defined. Our engineers work to understand how a network is used and then design the security to protect it.

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