> I AM saying that if you have Internet access to your network, a firewall is > extremely important. and you're wrong. a firewall is just a tool for reducing the difficulty of your threat analysis. it doesn't inherently make your network more secure. what makes your network secure (to the extent that it is) is the the fact that you have done the threat analysis and blocked the holes that you've identified through that analysis. a firewall can make the job easier by reducing the number of cases that you have to consider, but it does not make your network secure. what's more, you can often do this job better without a firewall than with one, because firewalls can acutally cause security holes that didn't exist before. Keith
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