1. INFORMATION SECURITY UNIX & DB2

2. Introduction THE OBJECTIVE IS TO DESIGN SECURITY MEASURES FOR A MILITARY SYSTEM SYSTEM RUNNING A DB2 SERVER ON UNIX FOCUS IS ON DB2 BACKEND VULNERABILITIES

3. UNIX VULNERABILITIES  BIND DOMAIN NAME SYSTEM  REMOTE PROCEDURE CALLS  APACHE WEB SERVER

4. STRENGTHENING UNIX  FIREWALLS  REGULAR UPDATES  STRINGENT USER ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT  ENCRYPTION

5. WEB SERVER DEPLOYMENT  2 SERVERS WILL BE DEPLOYED IN 2 LOCATIONS  THE SERVERS WILL BE SET TO AUTOMATICALLY SYNCHRONIZE  THE WEB SERVER WILL NOT USE PORT 80  SECURE FIREWALL CONFIGURATION

6. APACHE  THE MOST POPULAR WEB SERVER WORLD WIDE  HIGH RELIABILITY AND PERFORMANCE  FREE & OPEN SOURCE  CROSS-PLATFORM  MORE SECURE THAN IIS

7. IIS  PRODUCED BY MICROSOFT  SUPPORTS.NET FRAMEWORK AND ASPX SCRIPTS  ONLY RUNS ON WINDOWS  LESS SECURE THAN APACHE

8. References Roberta Bragg, C. I. S. S. P., & Rhodes-Oulsey, M. (2004). Network Security: The Complete Reference. The McGraw- Hill/Osborne.