Projects - overview
DotSec has completed a great many projects for a wide range of customers. Our volume of repeat business indicates the level of success we have achieved in reaching that our goal - provision of holistic IT security products and services.The following points outline some of our previous work. More details may be given upon application.
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DotSec has completed the design and deployment of a secure computing environment
for a merchant bank. The environment includes virtualised servers and desktops, two-factor
authentication for secure remote-access, VLAN separation of desktop, server,
guest and perimiter networks, and comprehensive intrusion-detection
and alerting systems.
Our customer is serious about the security of
their funds-management business, and our holistic solution allows them
to meet their regulatory requirements with ease.
- Secure web applications and services. DotSec has deployed, and continues to support, a secure, redundant web-service for the Qld Dept of Health's Clinician's Knowledge Network. The site includes a SAML-based authentication service, providing Web-SSO for a number of web applications. A short PDF brochure is available, and outlines the key features of the CKN design and implementation. DotSec has also provided (and continues to support) message-security services for APRA's D2A online reporting service, and has completed the design and integration of authentication providers for J2EE systems for an Australian federal government department in Canberra.
- DotSec continues work on a range of projects associated with web services and WSS. For example, DotSec has recently completed a vulnerability assessment of a major web services deployment, and has also recently presented an audit of a range of WSS implementations.
- DotSec conducted many comprehensive Threat and Risk Assessments for customers in the banking and finance, employment, transport, education, government and legal sectors. By way of example, an assessment for a National online job agency focused on the company's head office, and also included branch offices and remote (dial-in) access, together with the company's high-volume web site. The assessment included a review of both internal systems and publicly accessible web-based services, and the design of the networks and applications that supported these services. The environment included a number of Windows domains, head office, branch office and web-hosting networks, and a number of COTS and in-house developed applications.
- Similarly, DotSec completed a Threat and Risk Assessment (TRA) for an online casino. The scope included network security configuration and policy, together with review of online gaming applications design and appropriate, policy-based deployment of J2EE security services. Ongoing support in the areas of secure application design and integration, threat and risk assessment, intrusion detection and vulnerability analysis. Environment includes a J2EE 3-tiered application, running over Web Logic Server with Oracle 9i DBMS. Linux, Solaris and Cisco platforms.
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DotSec completed the design and implementation of Single Sign-On
(SSO) services supporting Windows domain-based authentication at
the desktop, and extending SSO to support web-based Intranet
applications.
The deployment environment was based on Windows clients and servers, with IIS and Apache web servers, and Tomcat servlet engine. The initial rollout used servlet-based applications, but included options for full J2EE extensions.