Impact of Next Generation Firewall: MBA Project Proposal Analysis

This project proposal examines the impact of next-generation firewalls (NGFWs) on businesses in the Maldives, focusing on infrastructure development, particularly in the tourism sector. It begins with an introduction to the project, its background, and a literature review exploring the limitations of traditional firewalls and the advantages of NGFWs, including Ethernet-layer tagging and advanced security features. The project aims to analyze the implementation and impact of NGFWs in the Maldives, with objectives including understanding their advantages and analyzing their implementation in various businesses. The methodology involves big data and data analytics, leveraging specialized systems and software to provide competitive advantages and improve operational influence. The proposal also outlines commercial and industrial collaborations with government ministries and companies. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of addressing key project sectors, defining research goals, and creating a list of questions to gather insights from business managers. The project uses the work of Fewings and Henjewele (2019), Sears et al. (2015), Książek et al. (2015), Lock (2016), Tabassi et al. (2016), Walker (2015), and Wibowo and Sholeh (2015) as references.

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Introduction:
The infrastructure development taking place at the
Maldives has been relying basically on the industry
of tourism. This includes the transport, real estate
distribution, construction and commentary
government and additional tertiary areas. In the
following presentation, the various aspects of the
project at infrastructure development of the nation
are demonstrated that are listed below.
 Project background
 Literature review
 Project aim and objectives
 Methodology
 Commercial and industrial collaboration

Project background:
 In this study the impact of the current project at
the business area of the country at the Maldives
is analyzed.
 The innovation is seen to be multifunctional in
nature.
 Traditional firewalls have been seen to be
sending the basic packer filtering with the
translations made in the stateful inspections
and port addresses.
 These conventional firewalls have been
supporting the VPNs. However, they are limited
to the Data Link LAYER AND Transport Layer of
the OSI model.

Literature review:
 Fewings and Henjewele (2019) mentions about the next generation
business of firewalling. This is to secure the perimeters and data
centres of networks providing additional important features. Here, the
primary Ethernet-layer tagging has been there here the IT surety
professionals can tag. Next, they can assign important security
policies.

 For deploying the firewall for the peak level of performance, Sears et
al. (2015) mentions that there is a success of firewall required for
assimilating the ick suitable feature set and deploy the technology in
mind with optimum performances. The performance of the network has
been included to keep the latency involved. This is for minimum of the
basic considerations of implementations.

 In order to understand various
protections of security, Książek
et al. (2015) mentions most of
the firewalls has been done
much to protect the entire
enterprise. It indicates that in
this way the business at the
Maldives needs additional areas
to develop the broader
ecosystem. This requires the IT
managers to synchronize various
sections to run the system in
smooth manner.

 Lock (2016) mentions that the solutions present there currently in the marketplace can include
the products in a successful manner with different profiles of the vendors. It is seen that the
organizations have been documenting those scripts to cobble the elements altogether. It has
indicated the security architecture to be adaptable to the change of business necessities.
Besides, the applications and initiatives are found to be moving like the cloud.

The aims are mentioned hereafter.
 What has been the implementations of
the new generation firewalls?
 In what way the generation firewalls
have been putting impacts the
Enterprise at Maldives?
 The objectives are demonstrated below.
 To seek the advantages of the firewalls
of new generations.
 To analyze the implementations of the
latest generation firewalls at the
different business at the land of
Maldives.
Understanding the project aim and
objectives:

Discussion on the methodology:
 For the present research the analysis is through the help of big data
and the data analytics. This has been driven with the help of
specialized analytics of the systems and software. Moreover, it includes
computer systems with high-power. Besides it delivers various
advantages of the business including competitive advantages. It
provides the developed operational influence, effective customer
service marketing and latest scopes towards revenue generation.

Commercial and industrial
collaborations:
 The various governments and companies involved here
are the following.
Economic Ministry (Government)
Islamic Ministry (Government)
Maldives Post Office (Company)

Conclusion:
 Ultimately it must be reminded that
the plan should be addressing the
important sectors of the project
with suitable timescales and proper
deliverables. For the research goals
are to be decided properly. Then,
the list of questions is to be
created. Besides, the list of
questions is to be created inviting
the managers of different sector of
business at the Maldives. Further,
the responses are to be collected
by assessing the ultimate results.

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 Fewings, P., & Henjewele, C. (2019). Construction project management: an integrated approach. Routledge.
 Książek, M. V., Nowak, P. O., Kivrak, S., Rosłon, J. H., & Ustinovichius, L. (2015). Computer-aided decision-
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 Lock, D. (2016). Project Management in Construction. Routledge.
 Sears, S. K., Sears, G. A., Clough, R. H., Rounds, J. L., & Segner, R. O. (2015). Construction project
management. John Wiley & Sons.
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