 Distributed System Security Architecture

Distributed System Security Architecture refers to the design principles, protocols, and methodologies aimed at securing distributed systems, which are composed of multiple interconnected nodes or components that communicate and collaborate to achieve a common goal. These systems can span multiple locations, devices, and networks, making them inherently more complex than traditional centralized systems. Key aspects of Distributed System Security Architecture include: 1. **Confidentiality**: Ensuring that sensitive data transmitted across the distributed system is not exposed to unauthorized parties.