PROTECTION OF THE INTRANET WEB RESOURCE FROM EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL THREATS

Abstract

This article focuses on the analysis and development of strategies to protect INTRANET web resources from external and internal threats. Protection approaches include the use of network security measures such as firewalls and VPNs, as well as the implementation of user identification and access control mechanisms. The importance of data protection at various levels of infrastructure, from the network level to the application level, is explored. Key protection methods and technologies such as data encryption, network authentication protocols, and intrusion detection systems (IDS) are discussed. Additionally, access restriction strategies, including access rights management and user activity monitoring, are addressed. Important aspects of internal threats such as information leakage and unauthorized employee access are highlighted. The research concludes with recommendations for developing a comprehensive protection strategy to ensure the security of INTRANET web resources.