This report provides an overview of firewall technologies, their implementation differences, and their relative advantages and disadvantages. It begins by defining a firewall as a security network that protects computer networks and servers from hackers, reducing unwanted traffic. The report discusses various firewall types, including packet filtering, stateful inspection, network address translation, application-based, and hybrid firewalls, detailing their functionalities, strengths, and weaknesses. Research methods employed include a mixed research design, combining qualitative and quantitative data analysis, and data collection from secondary sources such as articles and journal papers. The findings emphasize the importance of firewalls in reducing security threats and risks, highlighting that while packet filtering firewalls are less stable for large networks, stateful inspection offers an improved model. The report concludes by advocating for the adoption of firewalls and other security measures like encryption and cryptography to mitigate cyber-attacks.