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JVM Tehnologic

JVM Tehnologic. Company profile & core business Founded: February 1992; Core business: design and implementation of large software applications mainly for financial market. Areas of specializations Platforms: Windows (95, NT, 2000,2003);

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JVM Tehnologic

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  1. JVM Tehnologic • Company profile & core business • Founded: February 1992; • Core business: design and implementation of large software applications mainly for financial market. • Areas of specializations • Platforms: Windows (95, NT, 2000,2003); • Technical expertise: MSSQL Server, Sybase, Oracle, C, C++, Visual C++/Basic/C#, MS Interdev, ASP, IIS, BC++, Delphi. • Microsoft business partner (product integration partnership member) • Compaq/HP business partner

  2. System Security • The most advanced security systems used nowadays : Public Key Infrastructure • SSL 3; • RSA public keys modulo 1024 bits; • Sha1 algorithm for thumbprint; • Digital Certificates (with time stamp); • Dynamic key exchange; • 128 bits – Cipher Strength; • Client and Bank authentification … so we know with whom we talk and you also … • Network protocol separation; • SQL Protection steps

  3. BusinessLogic DataLogic Web based forms Data Stores The Concept ofThree - Tier Architecture Used by our Internet Service • Benefits • Common interface to heterogeneous data stores; • Software and hardware scalability without affecting system performance; • System reliability and maintainability; • Increased data security; • Business logic sharing. Application Server

  4. Internet Banking Architecture Web Servers SQL Servers BackOffice Database BackOffice Application Browser Customer databases : : Clients Bank’s Database

  5. Data flow • One information unit named “electronic message”; • flexible structure with <field-value> pairs; • easy and fast transfer; • Two-phase data transfer; • Import of incoming messages from customer database; • Export of outgoing messages from bank’s database system; • Flow control and monitoring done by BackOffice application.

  6. request URL SQL query Web page Query results Presentation layer Browser Web Server Customer database • Only an Internet browser is required; • Enhanced security mechanism through Secured Socket Layer protocol; • Dynamic Web pages through DHTML and ASP technology; • Full customization.

  7. Business layer Customer side BackOffice Application Bank Side • Provides services to the presentation and data layers • Bi-directional transfer of electronic messages; • Deployment of basic banking information to customer database; • Customer registration and access control; • Enforces customer business rules • Data checking and validation; • Signature mechanism for customer operations; • Enforces bank business rules • Data checking and validation; • Acceptance mechanism for customer transactions; • Translate transaction data to and from specific formats.

  8. Electronic Message Processing Logic • Chain of states to control message evolution • Uncompleted: not successfully transferred; • Unprocessed: completely imported; • Refused by user : rejected by authorized bank personnel; • Accepted: accepted by authorized bank personnel; • Refused by app : not successfully processed; • Transferred : successfully processed; • Special authorized mechanism to change manually message status; • Configurable mask of valid states for a message.

  9. Internet Banking Conclusions • Full access to bank services with minimum hardware and software configuration for customer; • Total location independence for the customers; • Maximum security through access control, encryption and authentication; • Customizable application core; • Customizable user interface through Web power.

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