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Services - design and integration

Dotsec has provided security architecture and secure application design and integration services for a range of customers in the federal, state and local government sectors, as well as in the online-gaming, banking, legal, education and petrochemical industries:

Available and secure services. DotSec has experience in deploying and maintaining redundant and secure services on the Internet. Examples include secure reverse-proxy servers, and the Queensland Department of Health's Clinician's Knowledge Network.
Security architecture and design. DotSec professionals are experienced in security architecture and design, particularly where n-tier and cross-platform security services must support online service delivery for both the Intranet and the Internet.
Security services development and integration. DotSec professionals have designed and implemented n-tier security services for government, finance and education sectors. Java and J2EE, Single Sign On (SSO), smartcard integration, secure directory services, PKI and Kerberos all feature in our project history.
Managed security services. DotSec's security engineers support the maintenance and administration of our client's services, at a range of remote sites. Traffic analysis, automated monitoring, alerting and alarming, patching and maintenance, change management and customer notification are all features of our managed security service.

Holistic design and integration

DotSec works with you to ensure that your security solution is holistic, rather than product-centric. Maximise the investment you have made on your existing infrastructure, and progress towards a managed, integrated cross-platform security solution.

Real experience!

DotSec recently completed the design and deployment of the Queensland Department of Health's Clinician's Knowledge Network. The CKN is deployed on a cluster of redundant, virtual servers, and relies upon a SAML/Shibboleth-based Identity Management (IM) framework.

Integrate now!

The secure integration of heterogeneous Windows, Linux and Solaris environments is practical and cost-effective.

DotSec has delivered integrated security solutions in organisations that use Windows on the desktop, Unix/Linux for core services, and web services for remote users.

Even with such a diverse range of platforms, DotSec can deliver integrated Single Sign-On (with options for smart card or other token support), directory-based authorisation and identity management.

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 WS deployment, and has also recently presented an audit of a range of WSS implementations.