We describe a simple policy language for setting up and running firewalls (FW). The language allows to describe sophisticated policies for controlling network connections. Composition is done at set-up time, when a parser, starting from a given policy, generates the relative configuration file for one or more firewalls operating the industry-standard Linux Iptables kernel extension. The policy captures the essence of the desired requirements and constrains upon connections between zones. The language has been designed and it is currently on testing in the context of a large intra/extranet with more than 10,000 assigned IP addresses
Firewalls are notoriously hard to configure and maintain. Policies are written in low- level, sys...
Network security should be based around security policies. From high-level natural language, non-tec...
Firewall configuration is critical, yet often conducted manu-ally with inevitable errors, leaving ne...
Abstract. The provisioning of a firewall is one of the first important steps toward securing access ...
Configuring and maintaining a firewall configuration is notoriously hard. Policies are written in lo...
Firewalls are notoriously hard to configure and maintain. Policies are written in low-level, system-...
Computer firewalls are widely used for security policy enforcement and access control. Current firew...
Firewalls are essential for managing and protecting computer networks. They permit specifying which ...
Firewalls have been widely used to protect not only small and local networks but also large enterpri...
Firewalls remain the main perimeter security protection for corporate networks. However, network siz...
Network and host-based access controls, for example, firewall systems, are important points of secur...
We describe a framework for capturing firewall require-ments as high-level descriptions based on the...
In this paper we will discuss the design of abstract firewall model along with platform-independent ...
Abstract: This paper describes a policy-based approach to firewall management. The Policy-Based Netw...
Firewalls are notoriously hard to configure and maintain. Policies are written in low- level, sys...
Network security should be based around security policies. From high-level natural language, non-tec...
Firewall configuration is critical, yet often conducted manu-ally with inevitable errors, leaving ne...
Abstract. The provisioning of a firewall is one of the first important steps toward securing access ...
Configuring and maintaining a firewall configuration is notoriously hard. Policies are written in lo...
Firewalls are notoriously hard to configure and maintain. Policies are written in low-level, system-...
Computer firewalls are widely used for security policy enforcement and access control. Current firew...
Firewalls are essential for managing and protecting computer networks. They permit specifying which ...
Firewalls have been widely used to protect not only small and local networks but also large enterpri...
Firewalls remain the main perimeter security protection for corporate networks. However, network siz...
Network and host-based access controls, for example, firewall systems, are important points of secur...
We describe a framework for capturing firewall require-ments as high-level descriptions based on the...
In this paper we will discuss the design of abstract firewall model along with platform-independent ...
Abstract: This paper describes a policy-based approach to firewall management. The Policy-Based Netw...
Firewalls are notoriously hard to configure and maintain. Policies are written in low- level, sys...
Network security should be based around security policies. From high-level natural language, non-tec...
Firewall configuration is critical, yet often conducted manu-ally with inevitable errors, leaving ne...