Which type of architecture recognizes that the VPN is vulnerable to attack if placed directly in the Internet, and therefore places the Internet-facing VPN connection behind a firewall?

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15 March, 02:20

Which type of architecture recognizes that the VPN is vulnerable to attack if placed directly in the Internet, and therefore places the Internet-facing VPN connection behind a firewall?

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Yael Kim · Answer 1

Internally connected architecture.

Explanation:

Internally connected architecture seems to be the kind of architecture through which the user understands that perhaps the VPN is susceptible to attack if it has been positioned directly along the Web.

It is the architecture that is used for the network or VPN security by the unsusceptible attacks by the attackers or hackers through the internet.