This report provides an analysis of network security, covering the concepts discussed in the ITECH1102 course across seven weeks. It begins with an overview of basic networking concepts, including data exchange, number systems (binary, decimal, hexadecimal), and the technologies involved. The report then delves into the operation of networking hardware, different network types (home, campus, internet), and the comparison of the Internet Model and OSI reference model. Subsequent sections analyze the Application Layer, Data Link Layer, Network Layer, Transport Layer, and Physical Layer, detailing their respective functions, protocols (TCP, UDP), and technologies. The report explores packet switching, IP addressing, routing, and the roles of routers, MAC addresses, and various multiplexing techniques. Key topics include application architectures, network interface cards, Ethernet frames, IP addresses, and the three-way handshake, providing a comprehensive understanding of network security principles. The report also provides a discussion on the importance of the transport layer, the role of port numbers, and the concept of stateless protocols. Finally, the report concludes with an overview of the physical layer.