Network Security

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Contents

1 Overview

All n One makes sure that all data on its servers never leaves an encrypted state. Firewalls and load balancing keeps the servers secure from the internet and evens out the load between the servers. The server ports are also locked down to use specific services and these are checked by the security department regularly. Unused ports are turned off to prevent them from being used.

1.1 Network Security Diagram

This diagram shows how the servers use firewalls and load balancing to keep the server secure from the internet and to even out the load between the severs.

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  1. Security
  2. Load Balancing
  3. Web
  4. Database

1.2 Throughput Security Diagram

This diagram shows the throughput for the servers.

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1.3 Port Security

On the servers all ports that are in active use are locked down to use specific services and these are checked by the security department. All unused ports are turned off on the server.

1.4 Development Environment Security

Bxp software uses Git for development. All data on Git is transferred over SSL connections and uses HTTPS on the Git dashboard. Git has dedicated firewall and VPN services to help block unauthorized system access. Git uses Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) mitigation services. All data is backed up regularly.

1.5 HTTP and HTTPS

All bxp software sites run on HTTPS. If you enter http:// in front of the site address you will be redirected to the HTTPS version of the site.