firewall

/fahyuhr-wawl/US // ˈfaɪərˌwɔl //

防火墙,防火牆

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a partition made of fireproof material to prevent the spread of a fire from one part of a building or ship to another or to isolate an engine compartment, as on a plane, automobile, etc.
- : a person, thing, or event that acts as a barrier or protection against something undesirable: The new employee handbook should create a firewall against unethical business conduct.
- : Digital Technology. an integrated collection of security measures designed to prevent unauthorized electronic access to a networked computer system.

Examples

In one example Marti gave, one external company with which CafeMedia shares data has an internal firewall set up that prevents commingling of some data from other sources, therefore restricting the information used to decide how the ad is targeted.
The study is behind a firewall for the Journal of Communication, but many libraries have access to it via the Oxford University Press Journals database.
The risk of infection and transmission doesn’t drop to zero with a pair of shots, but when combined with other measures, like wearing face masks, they become a firewall against transmission.
Brands need the right software, and the right hands-on service, to prepare their data for optimal matching in processes that are kept entirely behind the marketer’s firewall, and under their own complete control and supervision.
Secondly, protect your site from malware and other hacking attempts by adding a firewall.
He was referring to web censorship behind the Great Firewall.
“We were very careful to build a firewall between that work and our work with independent journalists,” Bourgault said.
Being one of the first people in the world to sell an internet firewall, he knows a thing or two about making a good investment.
They could help, designing a software tool that would allow the Chinese to sneak past the government firewall.
I think that the firewall between depression and psychosis is going to be erased.
The inside door, much weaker than the outer firewall door, had been blown off its hinges.
He went out again, closing the firewall door behind him and dogging it tight.
He opened up the conduit boxes that led through the antechamber from the control console to the reactor beyond the firewall.
Moving quickly, he went over to the place where the control cables came in through the firewall.
That meant that whatever it was that had fouled up the controls was on the other side of the firewall.

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Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a partition made of fireproof material to prevent the spread of a fire from one part of a building or ship to another or to isolate an engine compartment, as on a plane, automobile, etc.
- : a person, thing, or event that acts as a barrier or protection against something undesirable: The new employee handbook should create a firewall against unethical business conduct.
- : Digital Technology. an integrated collection of security measures designed to prevent unauthorized electronic access to a networked computer system.

Examples

In one example Marti gave, one external company with which CafeMedia shares data has an internal firewall set up that prevents commingling of some data from other sources, therefore restricting the information used to decide how the ad is targeted.

The study is behind a firewall for the Journal of Communication, but many libraries have access to it via the Oxford University Press Journals database.

The risk of infection and transmission doesn’t drop to zero with a pair of shots, but when combined with other measures, like wearing face masks, they become a firewall against transmission.

Brands need the right software, and the right hands-on service, to prepare their data for optimal matching in processes that are kept entirely behind the marketer’s firewall, and under their own complete control and supervision.

Secondly, protect your site from malware and other hacking attempts by adding a firewall.

He was referring to web censorship behind the Great Firewall.

“We were very careful to build a firewall between that work and our work with independent journalists,” Bourgault said.

Being one of the first people in the world to sell an internet firewall, he knows a thing or two about making a good investment.

They could help, designing a software tool that would allow the Chinese to sneak past the government firewall.

I think that the firewall between depression and psychosis is going to be erased.

The inside door, much weaker than the outer firewall door, had been blown off its hinges.

He went out again, closing the firewall door behind him and dogging it tight.

He opened up the conduit boxes that led through the antechamber from the control console to the reactor beyond the firewall.

Moving quickly, he went over to the place where the control cables came in through the firewall.

That meant that whatever it was that had fouled up the controls was on the other side of the firewall.