Transaction paperwork is implemented for digital
solutions to enhance security across system transaction platforms. The system
developer defines security parameters on global variables, ensuring robust
protection across these platforms. These security parameters introduce
transaction paperwork in specific modules, focusing on safeguarding information
and controlling data flow through structured, multi-database systems.
Designated databases within subcomponents face
challenges integrating with other databases due to the risk of exposing
confidential and sensitive data on the system platform. Therefore, transaction
paperwork is enforced in subcomponents with high data sensitivity.
However, this integrated security approach can
lead to unintended side effects on external customer services. In an embedded
security system, data spatial complexity arises when customers request
information from the platform. Customer performance centers may impact real-time
response, availability, reliability, and validity issues.
