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DryDock: A Document Firewall

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Overview Auditing a web site's content is an arduous task. For any given page on a web server, system administrators are often ill-equipped to determine who created the document, why it's being served, how long it's been publicly viewable, and how it's changed over time. To police this web site, a secure web publishing application, DryDock, is created that governs the replication of content from an internal, developmental web server to a stripped-down, external, production web server. DryDock codifies a formal approval process that forces management to approve all web site changes before they are pushed out to the external machine. Users never interact directly with the production machine; DryDock updates the production server on their behalf.

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Publisher	University of Texas	File Format	PDF
Date Published	October 2003
Format	White Papers
Topics	Firewalls, Security Tools

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