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It is possible to download data of all accidents in two ways: Database operation manual • in XML format and manage them through a software application, connecting by https with a web browser. • in an OA usable format, connecting by sftp from the OA itself. Data can be accessed using the same browsing functions available in the IA. The OA forms have different colours to warn the user and to distinguish them from the IA forms. Of course, in the OA the user can’t modify data; so, it isn’t possible to edit fields, nor save data. Accident data can only be browsed and analyzed. 7.3.3 Central DB (Server) The central Server is located at D.I.T.S. It collects data of accidents sent by different partners and puts them in the central DB according to a particular schema. The central DB has been implemented using MySQL DBMS (Data Base Management System). 7.3.4 Central DB (Server) – Administration Functions The central DB has some characteristics to act as a secure and trusted server. Security of access It is possible to communicate with the central server for uploading and downloading data using a mechanism of identification with username and password. The client user can connect to the central DB through a web browser (https) or directly by means of special functions buttons available in the INPUT APPLICATION or OUTPUT APPLICATION (sftp). Security of transfer protocols To avoid the possibility of data sniffing flowing from client to server or vice versa by people not allowed, data will be transferred using secure protocols: sftp or https. In this way it is guaranteed data encryption and the authentication of the server to which the client is being interfacing to. Data integrity mechanisms To avoid data loosing and integrity, a technique of mirroring (RAID 1) has been implemented server side where data are stored. This technique allows the system to automatically maintain multiple copies of data so that in the event of a disk hardware failure the system can continue to process or quickly recover data. Moreover, regular daily incremental data backup is implemented to store another copy of data on another trusted server. Page 200 of 215
Database operation manual Log of accessing to central server Information about every operation of uploading / downloading and activation on the central server is logged in a file. Figure 20: General structure of SafetyNet DB Figure 21: Structure of SafetyNet DB - Client details Page 201 of 215
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