The concept of providing information security in a distributed system of organizational database

III. CONCLUSION

Keeping the strengths of the AS-model and the DBS-model, the information system allows the optimal construction of the computing scheme, but increases the network traffic like the RDA-model.

In practice, mixed models are used. Simple application functions and data integrity are supported by stored procedures on the server (DBS model), while more complex subject domain functions are implemented using applications on client devices (RDA model) or application server (AS model).


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