Information System Deployment Security Architecture Based on Reverse Proxy Technology in Commercial Cryptography with Chinese Standards

In recent years, cybersecurity incidents have continued to occur. As information systems are deployed in increasing numbers, security management has become increasingly challenging. The deployment of these systems often lacks unified cybersecurity planning, failing to effectively establish security boundaries, identity authentication, and unified management. Particularly with the promotion of commercial cryptography applications in China, existing system deployment architectures face significant compatibility challenges during transformation. This paper conducts an in-depth study on the role of reverse proxy technology in system business deployment. Combining the concepts of Defense-in-Depth and Zero Trust Architecture, it proposes a scalable, standardized security architecture for system deployment. This architecture has been successfully implemented and applied within the author's organization, demonstrating promising results.

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2025-07-11
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https://doi.org/10.1109/idsac65763.2025.11170184
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Digital Rights Management and Security
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Information System Deployment Security Architecture Based on Reverse Proxy Technology in Commercial Cryptography with Chinese Standards

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Abstract

In recent years, cybersecurity incidents have continued to occur. As information systems are deployed in increasing numbers, security management has become increasingly challenging. The deployment of these systems often lacks unified cybersecurity planning, failing to effectively establish security boundaries, identity authentication, and unified management. Particularly with the promotion of commercial cryptography applications in China, existing system deployment architectures face significant compatibility challenges during transformation. This paper conducts an in-depth study on the role of reverse proxy technology in system business deployment. Combining the concepts of Defense-in-Depth and Zero Trust Architecture, it proposes a scalable, standardized security architecture for system deployment. This architecture has been successfully implemented and applied within the author's organization, demonstrating promising results.

Sanya University (CN), Macao Polytechnic University (MO)
Openalex Percentile: Top 62%
Digital Rights Management and Security
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