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Security is the most important aspect of your job as an administrator; a server that’s compromised can’t serve any content and could possibly lead to loss of commercial secrets, financial details, or dignity. Securing a server includes many aspects, such as securing the file system, securing the databases, and securing the Tomcat server.
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(2007). Securing Tomcat. In: Mittal, K. (eds) Pro Apache Tomcat 6. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0378-0_12
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