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Network security typically consists of three different controls: physical, technical and administrative.<\/p>\n
If your company needs a firewall, physical protection will protect your internal network. If you have a physical firewall, it will protect your network and your computers, phones and tablets from unauthorized access.<\/p>\n
Physical protection controls how much space the network is protected with. In a public-facing network, the network has an unprotected side. The physical protection can be physical barriers like fences, walls and gates, or virtual. This will affect how your firewall can be set up.<\/p>\n
Security cameras and alarms are used to detect unauthorized access.<\/p>\n
What’s the Difference Between a Firewall and a VPN?<\/p>\n