Which of the following sits between the Internet and the internal network and is sometimes referred to as a perimeter network?
A) firewall
B) DMZ
C) honeypot
D) IDS

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The DMZ (demilitarized zone) is a network segment that sits between the Internet and the internal network, acting as a buffer zone that can be used to host services that need to be accessible from the Internet while minimizing the risk of exposing the internal network to external threats. Firewalls, IDS (intrusion detection systems), and honeypots are all security technologies that can be used within the DMZ.

Which of the Following Sits Between the Internet and the Internal