Web Security. (WS) The WS service uses the USS infrastructure, notably two databases - LogDB and CoreDB - for log data and policy/rule/configuration data respectively - described in clause 2 of this Module B.
Web Security a. The ASP will disclose the use of various web architecture and programming languages, including, but not limited to Java, JavaScript, ActiveX, PHP, Python, C, Perl, VBScript, etc.
Web Security. To prepare for our move to Secure Sockets Layer (SSL -- encrypted communication between servers and browsers) support for our websites, we chose xxxxxxxxx.xxx as the source of our SSL certificates. Xxxxxx notices: • Teleforms: Libraries reported that their patrons were not receiving “hold pickup” phone notices. The Teleforms log showed no problems and we could hear calls being made. When we listened closely, though, we could hear that “hold pickup” calls were being answered with the message, “You must dial an area code first.” All patron records in Sierra have area codes in their phone numbers, so we contacted III, who had us reapply a code and restart the server. That fixed the problem. There are other problems with Teleforms, though, that we continue to work with III to resolve. • Email: Some patrons report that they’re not receiving email notices. If not the usual suspect (Spam folder), then It may be that the volume of emails we send is causing ISPs to block us temporarily if they think we’re spammers. We’re trying to get whitelisted with Spectrum, since that’s one of the biggest ISPs and is used by many of the patrons who have reported this problem. • Sierra-cc: To log Sierra emails, we Bcc xxxxxx-xx@xxxx.xxx on every message. When looking at that account to troubleshoot a problem report, we saw that there were 1.2 million messages in the Inbox. We deleted all messages that were more than thirty days old, and installed a script that runs continually to delete old (> 30 days) messages automatically. (We send more than 85,000 hold and overdue emails a month.) Sierra changes: • On the recommendation of the Cataloging Advisory Council we added a new Material Type: Digital Media.
Web Security. Supplier will provide Seagate with the process for doing security- specific quality assurance testing for the application, for example, testing of authentication, authorization, and accounting functions, as well as any other activity designed to validate the security architecture.
Web Security. 1. At University of Louisiana at Lafayette's discretion, the ASP may be required to disclose the specific configuration files for any web servers and associated support functions (such as search engines or databases).
