Documentation Server
Description
The documentation server hosts and serves the technical and governance documentation of the Scheol Lab.
It provides the runtime environment required to publish and access documentation, typically through a web server exposing static or generated content.
This asset represents the infrastructure component responsible for delivering documentation to users.
Asset Identification
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Asset ID | INF-DOC-01 |
| CI Type | Infrastructure |
| Asset Name | Documentation Server |
| Asset Category | Web Hosting |
| Owner | Development Role (Dev) |
| Status | In Progress |
| Location | Public VPS |
| Primary Function | Hosting and serving documentation content |
Asset Dependencies
| Dependency Type | Asset | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Hosting Infrastructure | Public VPS | Active |
| Web Server | Nginx | Active |
| Documentation Platform | Documentation Platform | In Progress |
Relationships
| Relationship | Target CI |
|---|---|
| Hosted on | Public VPS |
| Hosts | Documentation Platform |
Asset Classification
| Criteria | Level |
|---|---|
| Confidentiality | 🟨 Medium |
| Integrity | 🟥 High |
| Availability | 🟨 Medium |
Criticality score: 🟥 High
Rationale:
- Integrity is critical to ensure that served documentation is not altered.
- Availability impacts access to documentation but does not directly affect core infrastructure operations.
Responsibilities
| Role | Responsibility |
|---|---|
| Development Role (Dev) | Server deployment and maintenance |
| Security Role (Sec) | Hardening, monitoring, and security review |
Security Controls (High-Level)
The following security controls are typically applied to this asset:
- Access Control - restriction of administrative access to the server
- System Hardening - secure configuration of OS and services
- Patch Management - regular updates of system and dependencies
- Logging and Monitoring - collection and analysis of system and access logs
- Backup and Recovery - backup of hosted content and configuration
- Network Security - firewall rules and exposure control
Security Considerations
Potential risks include:
- unauthorized access to the server
- modification of hosted documentation
- service disruption (DoS or misconfiguration)
Controls may include:
- system hardening
- firewall and access restrictions
- monitoring and alerting
- regular updates and patching
Methodological References:
- ISO 27001 - Control 8.1 User endpoint devices ; Control 8.9 Configuration management ; Control 8.15 Logging ; Control 8.16 Monitoring activities.
- NIST CSF - PR.AC, PR.IP, DE.CM categories.
- EBIOS RM - Supporting infrastructure asset for documentation services.