Security Layer Clause Samples
Security Layer. The security layer provides a secure environment for the application. It provides a secure socket layer (SSL) communication between the user-interface and the underlying application and data. Also, whenever necessary a user-name and password will be used to authenticate entry to the available application resources. This module not only manages security for data access but also takes into consideration data confidentiality issues and audit/logging issues whenever the system is accessed.
Security Layer. The security framework is comprised of many different components, each one with its one technical details and configuration, so, besides the technical deployment, we describe it in more detail in chapter 8.
7.5.1.1 IAM (Identity and Access Management site) Resource Mapping Technical dependencies or requirements (libraries, tools)
7.5.1.2 Idp (Identity Provider) Resource Mapping
Security Layer. Because the database will contain PHI, security will need to ensure that all data is encrypted at rest and in motion. Minimally, the system will need authentication, identification and, authorization. In addition, it will need system entry control, auditing of report generation, security management, trusted recovery, encryption, and trusted communication.