• Card 92 / 125: What does DMZ mean in the world of computer networking security?
    A) DMZ stands for Demilitarized Zone
    B) Use DMZ, when you want to protect your Development zone (development servers and developers'machines) from the Internet users, and at the same time you would like to provide the Internet users access to your web pages
    C) DMZ contains the public services you would like to provide to the Internet users
    D) DMZ contains the services you would like to isolate from the Internet users

    Answer:
    A) DMZ stands for Demilitarized Zone
    B) Use DMZ, when you want to protect your Development zone (development servers and developers'machines) from the Internet users, and at the same time you would like to provide the Internet users access to your web pages
    C) DMZ contains the public services you would like to provide to the Internet users

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Explanation:

DMZ can be used when there is a bidirectional access between the Internet and the organization.

DMZ is a network segment in your organization's network, which contains the services you would like to make available publicly to the internet users like your web server.

DMZ is guarded by two firewalls.

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