Security Implementation Againts a Server Using SonicWall

Robust security measures are required for server environments due to the complexity and sophistication of cyber-attacks, which are on the rise. This study investigates the use of SonicWall Network Security Manager (NSM) to create security against a server. For the purpose of defending servers against various cyberthreats, NSM provides centralized management, real-time monitoring, and advanced analytics. The purpose of this study is to offer a thorough examination of SonicWall NSM's security features and gauge how well it protects server architecture. The studies in this paper involve configuring a number of ports on the SonicWall network software in order to preserve and enhance the security of each port. The experiment's findings demonstrate how UDP port security on SonicWall network gear may both safeguard and reveal threats to SonicWall logs. This finding offers options to corporate network specialists so that they can safeguard themselves against data theft for the advantage of both parties.