Security Architecture and Design Discussion

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What happens when we place the authentication system in our demilitarized zone (DMZ)—that is, in the layer closest to the Internet? What do we have to do to protect the authentication system? Does this placement facilitate authentication in some way? How about if we move the 

authentication system to a tier behind the DMZ, thus, a more trusted zone? What are the implications of doing so for authentication performance? For security?

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A demilitarized zone (DMZ) is a security layer that lies between the internal and external
internet layers. Authentication of the DMZ secures the computer network system by hindering
the connection between the internal network and the external network. Only authorized users are
allowed to connect to the external interface from the DMZ. Security at DMZ may not allow its
hosts to access to the internal network system. The demilitarized zone serves the international
network system while protecting the inner layer. In case the external network system ...


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