At Digiflex Solutions, we design and implement flexible IT solutions for small and large business. We are based in Melbourne, Australia.
We offer consulting services in the following areas of specialisation:
- Knowledge Management
- Web Content Management
- Business Analysis and Reporting
- Open Source Implementation
- Custom Software Development
- Network and Computer Support
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Recent Articles
ISO 7498-2: A Framework for Application Security (Part II)
Security continues to be a top concern for all businesses, regardless of size. Mistakes can be costly, embarrassing, and often highly-publicised — all of which can result in an adverse impact on your brand and your reputation amongst partners, suppliers and customers.
In Part II of this three-part series, we will look at confidentiality, integrity, and non-repudiation — the fundamental security services that make secure online transactions possible!
ISO 7498-2: A Framework for Application Security (Part I)
Security continues to be a top concern for all businesses, regardless of size. Mistakes can be costly, embarrassing, and often highly-publicised — all of which can result in an adverse impact on your brand and your reputation amongst partners, suppliers and customers.
In Part I of this three-part series, we will look at identification, authentication and authorisation — collectively, these security services are responsible for access control to all applications.
Choosing an Input Filter in Drupal
Input filters transform text in some way. Every time one of our users authors a story or submits a comment, it is the input filters that are responsible for transforming what the user types into the XHTML that is included on the page.
The default input filter for Drupal is Filtered HTML, which automatically convert line breaks to paragraphs and URLs to clickable links. It also allows for a small subset of HTML tags for additional formatting.
Featured Drupal Module - WYSIWYCA with Menu per Role
The Menu per Role module allows you to restrict access to menu items based on roles.
Essentially, this handy little module adds a new fieldset to each menu item, called “Restrict access permission”, and allows you to specify the user roles that should be able to see this menu item.
