Simulation on Network Security Design Architecture for Server Room in Rwanda Information Technology Agency

Simulation on Network Security Design Architecture for Server Room in Rwanda Information Technology Agency

Today, computer networks attacks have continued to increase in severity and sophistication. Data lost and unavailability of network resources due to attacks from internet have negative financial impact on many companies. Unprotected organisation’s networks from internet attacks face high risk of da...

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Main Author: Eric, Karerangabo
Format: Thesis
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Published: 2009
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QA76 Computer software
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Simulation on Network Security Design Architecture for Server Room in Rwanda Information Technology Agency
description Today, computer networks attacks have continued to increase in severity and sophistication. Data lost and unavailability of network resources due to attacks from internet have negative financial impact on many companies. Unprotected organisation’s networks from internet attacks face high risk of data loss and espionage. Network devices that make up network are the most targeted in order to penetrate in companies system as some come with vulnerability from the manufacturer. In this study, network security architecture for server room had been developed for enhancing the security. Further, two simulation models had been developed to compare the throughput for both existing and developed security architecture.
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author Eric, Karerangabo
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title Simulation on Network Security Design Architecture for Server Room in Rwanda Information Technology Agency
title_short Simulation on Network Security Design Architecture for Server Room in Rwanda Information Technology Agency
title_full Simulation on Network Security Design Architecture for Server Room in Rwanda Information Technology Agency
title_fullStr Simulation on Network Security Design Architecture for Server Room in Rwanda Information Technology Agency
title_full_unstemmed Simulation on Network Security Design Architecture for Server Room in Rwanda Information Technology Agency
title_sort simulation on network security design architecture for server room in rwanda information technology agency
granting_institution Universiti Utara Malaysia
granting_department College of Arts and Sciences (CAS)
publishDate 2009
url https://etd.uum.edu.my/1924/1/Karerangabo_Eric.pdf
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spelling my-uum-etd.19242013-07-24T12:13:45Z Simulation on Network Security Design Architecture for Server Room in Rwanda Information Technology Agency 2009 Eric, Karerangabo College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) College of Arts and Sciences QA76 Computer software Today, computer networks attacks have continued to increase in severity and sophistication. Data lost and unavailability of network resources due to attacks from internet have negative financial impact on many companies. Unprotected organisation’s networks from internet attacks face high risk of data loss and espionage. Network devices that make up network are the most targeted in order to penetrate in companies system as some come with vulnerability from the manufacturer. In this study, network security architecture for server room had been developed for enhancing the security. 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