The AyMINE Framework Module

The framework is the basis for the system to function. Its objects and services ensure the system to function

The module's basic objectives

• Managing modules
• Providing access control
• The user application (AyMINE client)
• Communicating the user application with the server
• Support for visual styles
• Support for reports and outputs
• The system's email communication
• Calling server services
• Distributing new versions (updates)
• Automatic content translation

User Services

The module is primarily a system module. The services listed are therefore on the borderline between user and system functions

• Analysis of accesses to web pages (publicly available) and logins; reports on which pages are visited
• Analysis of from which regions accesses are requested
• Managing black-lists and white-lists for addresses and domains. Lists allow you to block or allow access to the system and websites from certain addresses
• Control that users access websites only from allowed addresses (possibility to restrict access from the corporate network / VPN)

Module system Services

• Module imports
• Lock management – protection data against mutual data overwriting (implemented by application, not database)
• Translation support for server as well as AyMINE Application
• Messaging – communication between modules and remote service calls
• Network access logging and protection against some types of Internet attacks (especially brute-force)

The module builds on modules

The module is a necessary part of the system to function. It does not use any other module itself.

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• The system and its administration meets the requirements of ISO 27000. The Key Elements of ISO 27000 Implementation is described here.