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CSIS 335: Network Security From A Biblical Worldview

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Essay 1 Spencer Zindel Liberty University Online CSIS 335 10/25/2015 Introduction Everyday there are unauthorized users gaining access to networks and system they should not be allowed to enter. This trend is becoming more and more popular with each advance in technology. The field of network security is training users to stand in the way, and prevent, unauthorized users from being able to access these systems. Network security involves firewalls and virtual private networks, and it teaches users how to protect them from unauthorized users of any kind. There are also network security professions who can relate the world of network security to a biblical worldview. By seeing network security from a biblical world view, it can help users better understand why they are protecting other users. It may seem like network security and a biblical worldview to not mesh together, but network security does have a biblical worldview. Discussion Network security is about building strong networks that can withstand various threats from unauthorized users. The various threats include Trojan horses, distributed denial of services, phishing, and other malware. These attacks are meant to destroy data and systems, and they are also meant to steal and breach confidential information. All of these attacks will continue to be …show more content…

Psalm 122:7 says “Peace be within your walls and security within your towers!” This verse should be remembered by all network security professionals, because if the network is secure there should be an internal peace. Another great verse is Job 11:18 “And you will feel secure, because there is hope; you will look around and take your rest in security.” If a network security professional has set up the correct countermeasures; such as, firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and malware detectors they can feel

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