COMPUTER BASE NETWORK SECURITY AND FIREWALLS IN BANKING SYSTEM

COMPUTER BASE NETWORK SECURITY AND FIREWALLS IN BANKING SYSTEM

OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY

Networking is the backbone of accessing vital information the world has becomes a global village, sharing everything through networking. Networks requires a high level of security, which involves the technical and administrative safeguards required to protect a computer based system (hardware, personnel data) against the major hazards to which most computer system are exposed and to control accessed to information. The work is aimed at defining/providing a security system that will keep unauthorized uses from the protected areas of the network. This system will also prohibit potentially vulnerability services from entering or leaving the network. The system will also provide a location for monitoring security related events and adults as well as the overall security management of the network.

SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

1. Network security and fire walls are useful in banking sectors and in their services
2. It is useful to the banks in other sectors who would wish to use network security and firewall in their banks.
3. It shows need for security in banking sectors.

SCOPE OF THE STUDY

This study presents an overview of security system network and firewalls its highlights are on firewalls. Risks threats and vulnerability of network. It also concentrates on design of security system and network types.

LIMITATION OF THE STUDY

This research was limited by the shortness of time giving rise to the limited study of network security and firewalls. Also the finance to embarked upon a higher level of research was not available. The bank on its part did not give out much information that would have really aided the writing of this work due to some security reasons.

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