The Classified Document Processing System enables physical separation of data with different classification levels (top secret, secret, confidential, restricted) and access to this data from network terminals. It operates as a network-isolated system with a central document repository. It ensures high availability, integrity, and confidentiality of processed documents, and its high level of security has been confirmed by accreditation from the Internal Security Agency (ABW).
SPDN
Classified Document Processing System
Multi-workstation operation in a classified environment
SPDN – key features
Comprehensive protection for classified information.
Access control
Data processing security
Document markings in compliance with legal standards
Full accountability
Data export
High reliability
SPDN – what does it facilitate?
Efficiency and control at every level.
- Ability for multiple users to work simultaneously
- More convenient work for the user
- Ability to work on any terminal (independence from workstation failures)
- Printing on any printer in the network (independence from printer failures)
- No need to retrieve hard drives from the Classified Registry Office
- Ability to export data to CD/DVD media with printed labels
- More convenient system control for the Administrator/Inspector
- Management of the entire system from any terminal
- User management for the entire system from any terminal
- Audit and control of the entire system from any terminal
- Automatic monitoring and backup
SPDN
SPDN Data Collection and Analysis – how is it implemented?
- Physically separated network (isolated system)
- Duplication at both physical and software levels:
- Two IP switches
- Two servers
- DRBD
- Bonding/teaming
- Hard drives in each server grouped into RAID1 arrays for each classification level
- Detailed IP traffic filtering based on firewalld
- Virtual containers for each classification level
- SELinux enabled
- Partition encryption using LUKS
- Swap disabled on both nodes
SPDN – for whom?
For organizations handling classified information.
Public administration ministries, central offices, voivodeship offices, local governments
Security services and institutions Internal Security Agency (ABW), Intelligence Agency (AW), Military Counterintelligence Service (SKW), Military Intelligence Service (SWW), Police and Central Bureau of Investigation (CBŚP), Border Guard, Prison Service, State Fire Service (PSP)
Military and institutions subordinate to the Ministry of National Defence military units, operational and command centers, research institutes working for the Ministry of National Defence
Companies performing work for public administration or the military Provided that they possess: Industrial Security Clearance, a classified registry office or an ICT system with security accreditation, and personnel with security clearances
Telecommunications operators
Research units universities or institutions conducting research and development work for the government or the defense sector
Full description
SPDN
Classified Document Processing System
Multi-workstation operation in a classified environment
The Classified Document Processing System enables physical separation of data with different classification levels (top secret, secret, confidential, restricted) and access to this data from network terminals. It operates as a network-isolated system with a central document repository. It ensures high availability, integrity, and confidentiality of processed documents, and its high level of security has been confirmed by accreditation from the Internal Security Agency (ABW).
SPDN – key features
- Access control
Authorization using SmartCard and access control in accordance with user clearances (TS/S/C/R, classified information protection training). - Data processing security
Physical data separation, terminal limited to the role of a display device – all processing performed on the remote server side, data and communication encryption. - Document markings in compliance with legal standards
Document templates, generation of media with descriptions and annotations, and reports compliant with regulatory requirements. - Full accountability
Logging of all events in the log module, log integrity ensured through signing mechanisms, and tools for security auditing. - Data export
Capability for controlled recording of media and printing of documents in accordance with the security policy.
High reliability
Redundancy of key hardware and software components and replication of encrypted data at the block level.
SPDN – what does it facilitate?
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Ability for multiple users to work simultaneously
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More convenient work for the user
Ability to work on any terminal (independence from workstation failures)
Printing on any printer in the network (independence from printer failures)
No need to retrieve hard drives from the Classified Registry Office
Ability to export data to CD/DVD media with printed labels -
More convenient system control for the Administrator/Inspector
Management of the entire system from any terminal
User management for the entire system from any terminal
Audit and control of the entire system from any terminal
Automatic monitoring and backup
SPDN Data Collection and Analysis – how is it implemented?
- Physically separated network (isolated system)
- Duplication at both physical and software levels:
- Two IP switches
- Two servers
- DRBD
- Bonding/teaming
- Hard drives in each server grouped into RAID1 arrays for each classification level
- Detailed IP traffic filtering based on firewalld
- Virtual containers for each classification level
- SELinux enabled
- Partition encryption using LUKS
- Swap disabled on both nodes
SPDN – for whom?
- Public administration
ministries, central offices, voivodeship offices, local governments - Security services and institutions
Internal Security Agency (ABW), Intelligence Agency (AW), Military Counterintelligence Service (SKW), Military Intelligence Service (SWW), Police and Central Bureau of Investigation (CBŚP), Border Guard, Prison Service, State Fire Service (PSP) - Military and institutions subordinate to the Ministry of National Defence
military units, operational and command centers, research institutes working for the Ministry of National Defence - Companies performing work for public administration or the military
Provided that they possess: Industrial Security Clearance, a classified registry office or an ICT system with security accreditation, and personnel with security clearances - Telecommunications operators
- Research units
universities or institutions conducting research and development work for the government or the defense sector
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