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Firewalls (June 1997) |
OK.. Yes, the blueprint is the most important piece of house building. Picking the correct material to build the house in order for the house to be sound . Most established houses are not always planned correctly. It is in the hands of the carpenter or the architect to make the house last forever and plan for longevity.. /mark (a person who lives in a house which was built in 1898 :) At 03:58 PM 6/20/97 +0000, Marcus J. Ranum wrote: >Mark Teicher trolls: >> Question: Is installing a particular firewall more important than >> reviewing your network architecture and security policy?? > >When you're building a house, is it more important to have >a blueprint, or a pile of bricks? > >I guess it depends on the size of the house, doesn't it? You >never want really low-quality bricks, but even the best >brick is useless if your building isn't designed so it can >support its own weight. > >mjr. >----- >Marcus J. Ranum, CEO, Network Flight Recorder, Inc. ><A HREF=http://www.clark.net/pub/mjr>Personal</A> ><A HREF=http://www.nfr.net>Work</A> ><A HREF=http://www.clark.net/pub/mjr/websec>New Book!!</A> > > ######################################################### 'Turn on, Boot Up, Jack in' Follow-Ups:
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