A Study of a Smart Multi-layered Modular System for Portal Sites Security-A case of TMIC in Taiwan

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Chen, Patrick S. [1 ]
Tzeng, Jang-Ruey [1 ]
Liu, Yung-Kuei [1 ]
机构
[1] Tatung Univ, Dept Informat Management, Taipei 104, Taiwan
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Portal site; Information Security; Denial of Service; IDS;
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O65 [分析化学];
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070302 ; 081704 ;
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With information facilities deeply penetrating into business affairs and a further integration of F-commerce and portal sites online, conventional security mechanism is under severe challenge as booming traffic of messages also indicates high risks of purposeful intrusion and illegitimate accesses. However to strengthen security of the portal sites has thus become one of the most Urgent issues in the information era that scholars home and abroad need to address, A review of literature on portal sites Security however shows that despite the academic awareness, most researches find it difficult to cope with ill-purposed attacks particularly ones from the internal side of businesses where legitimate accesses are available to the potential hackers. In an attempt to fill in the gap among many resolutions in the past, this paper proposes a "Smart Multi-layered Security System" by integrating various modules and it takes Taiwan Meeting Information Center (TMIC), a portal site constructed by Information Management Department, Tatung University, Taiwan, as a case. The paper is divided into three sections. Some techniques related to information security will be briefed in section 1 and 2. Contents or the proposed framework will be introduced and findings after the test in the case will be discussed in section 2 and 3. Further anticipation will be illustrated in the conclusions part.
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