Supporting the major security measures currently in use at the desktop, web server and host data source levels, HostPublishing System serves as an effective solution that's secure from end to end. Here, we'll explore the array of security options supported by HostPublishing System, including SSL, firewalls, digital certificates and more, which make it a highly secure, yet practical solution to implement today. Three categories of security methodology Authentication, authorization and encryption are very fundamental security methodologies and are central to any security discussion. Authentication ensures that users are who they say they are, and that the server and host systems they are about to access are also authentic. This is most often accomplished through the use of digital certificates, which are issued by a central clearinghouse.
Different users have limits as to the type of information they are authorized to see.
To prevent someone from intercepting data moving across the Internet, encryption schemes are used to scramble the information. It doesn't stop the interception, but the data cannot be interpreted. Combined, these types of security measures help to ensure the integrity of both your systems and information. This matrix shows the functions performed by the security technologies discussed here. The two primary objectives of security When developing an enterprise security strategy, system and information integrity should remain the two primary objectives.