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Security

Unmatchable system security

WikiSuite foundations are built on World’s most secure operating system ClearOS based on CentOS and a prominent North American Enterprise Linux vendor. WikiSuite’s application framework is equipped with security features like file encryption, user rights, and registration systems to fully secure your sensitive data and provide a safe access to authorized users from mobiles and other devices. By using WikiSuite organizations can reduce the risk of data theft to minimum. Security breaches cost organizations millions of dollars every year.

Wikisuite Security



Having security layers at operating system and network to the application level, WikiSuite empower organizations to prevent intruders as well as prevent accidental or intentional destruction or corruption of information.


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Powered by
ClearOS and Keypass


Features

LDAP User / Group Management

  • Setup radius for LDAP user
  • Create and manage user group policies


Intrusion Detection / Protection

  • Provides 13,000+ additional signatures
  • Weekly updates to keep up with the latest threats
  • Protects from SSH, FTP, POP3 brute force attacks


Anti-Phishing

  • Prevents users from visiting sites designed to steal information
  • Protects users personal information such as passwords and financial data

Password Management

  • Uses Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) & Twofish algorithm to encrypt password databases
  • Complete database is encrypted not only the passwords
  • Master password is hashed using SHA-256
  • Protection against dictionary and guessing attacks
  • In-memory passwords protection


Anti-Virus / Anti-Spam

  • Prevents virus attacks against desktops, laptops, smartphones.
  • Provide a gateway perimeter
  • Filter non-encrypted web traffic & FTP downloads
  • Anti-Virus engine is based on ClamAV
  • Automatic updates with latest virus signatures
  • Stops email spam
  • Daily anti spam signature updates

File Encryption

  • Encrypted volumes to protect confidential data from unauthorized access in the event the server is physically compromised
  • Data is stored in encrypted format unless volume is mounted
  • Mounting a volume requires the password


Firewall / VPN

  • Administrators can open ports or port ranges for services
  • Custom firewall rules
  • Block particular IP or entire networks
  • Enhanced network security
  • OpenVPN


Registration System

  • User registration
  • User activity logs
  • User (Group) rights



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