1. A method of automated managing an ordered set of security rules implemented at one or more security gateways, the method comprising: a. obtaining data characterizing a connectivity request which may become allowable only upon changes of an initial rule-set, thus giving rise to an unfitting connectivity request; b. automated searching for a rule within said ordered set of security rules, said rule best matching to be amended in order to facilitate allowance of the unfitting connectivity request, wherein best matching is defined in accordance with one or more predefined criteria; c. automated generating amendment of the best matching rule, said amendment capable to facilitate allowance of the unfitting connectivity request; and d. automated implementing the generated amendment at one or more relevant security gateways among said one or more security gateways, thus giving rise to an amended rule-set.
1. A method of automated managing an ordered set of security rules implemented at one or more security gateways, the method comprising: a. obtaining data characterizing a connectivity request which may become allowable only upon changes of an initial rule-set, thus giving rise to an unfitting connectivity request; b. automated searching for a rule within said ordered set of security rules, said rule best matching to be amended in order to facilitate allowance of the unfitting connectivity request, wherein best matching is defined in accordance with one or more predefined criteria; c. automated generating amendment of the best matching rule, said amendment capable to facilitate allowance of the unfitting connectivity request; and d. automated implementing the generated amendment at one or more relevant security gateways among said one or more security gateways, thus giving rise to an amended rule-set. 5. The method of claim 1 wherein at least one predefined criterion characterizes a relation between entire added traffic and traffic which needs to be added in accordance with the unfitting connectivity request.