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The chapter covers fundamental networking concepts that are essential for understanding cyber security. It highlights key elements such as IP addresses, DNS, ports, and protocols, while emphasizing the importance of firewalls, IDS, and other security tools to protect networks against vulnerabilities. Real-world examples illustrate the consequences of poor network security practices.
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Term: IP Address
Definition: A unique identifier for a device on a network, which can be static or dynamic.
Term: DNS
Definition: The system that translates domain names into IP addresses, acting like the phonebook of the internet.
Term: Firewall
Definition: A network security device that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing traffic based on predefined security rules.
Term: Protocols
Definition: Rules that govern data communication, ensuring reliable and secure interactions on networks.
Term: Vulnerabilities
Definition: Weaknesses in a network that can be exploited by attackers, such as open ports and weak passwords.