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- Gateway
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- An agent that terminates a message on an inbound interface with the
intent of presenting it through an outbound interface as a new message.
Unlike a proxy, a gateway receives messages as if it were the final
receiver for the message. Due to possible mismatches between the
inbound and outbound interfaces, a message may be modified and may have
some or all of its meaning lost during the conversion process.
- A system that secures and processes messages to the SecureMail
standard. A gateway is a combination of hardware and software that
encrypts messages with the receiving organisation's Public Key and
digitally signs them with the sending organisation's Private Key.
- GCSB
- The Government Communications Security Bureau
- GLS - Government Logon Service
- The GLS is an all-of-government shared service to manage the logon
process for online services of participating agencies.
- GSN - Government Shared Network
- The Government Shared Network enables government agencies to
collaborate securely and more cost effectively. The shared network
improves the delivery of information and services to the New Zealand
public. Phase 1 includes inter-agency linking, wide area network links,
Internet services and remote access services.
- Government Web Guidelines
- The Government Web Guidelines set minimum requirements for public
sector website technology, design and content. The Guidelines' major
focus is accessibility, to ensure that people's access to online
information and services is equitable and not prevented through
disabilities such as eyesight, or for technical reasons such as
Internet connections.
