Often, organizations think of firewall security as a one-and-done type of solution. They install firewalls, then assume that they are « good to go » without investigating whether or not these solutions are actually protecting their systems in the best way possible. « Set it and forget it! »
Instead of just relying on firewalls and assuming that they will always protect their businesses from cyber

Often, organizations think of firewall security as a one-and-done type of solution. They install firewalls, then assume that they are « good to go » without investigating whether or not these solutions are actually protecting their systems in the best way possible. « Set it and forget it! »
Instead of just relying on firewalls and assuming that they will always protect their businesses from cyber