Abstract: A containerized cross-domain solution (CDS) is disclosed herein. In some examples, a first network interface container can be executed on a server to run a first network interface application to receive a data packet that includes data generated by a first process executing at a first security domain. A filter container can be executed on the server to run a data filter to evaluate a data content of the data to determine whether the data content violates a set of data rules. A second network interface container can be executed on the server to run a second network interface application. The data packet can be provided to the second network interface application in response to determining that the data content does not violates the set of data rules. The second network interface application can provide the data packet to a second security domain for a second process executing therein.

Abstract: A containerized cross-domain solution (CDS) is disclosed herein. In some examples, a first network interface container can be executed on a server to run a first network interface application to receive a data packet that includes data generated by a first process executing at a first security domain. A filter container can be executed on the server to run a data filter to evaluate a data content of the data to determine whether the data content violates a set of data rules. A second network interface container can be executed on the server to run a second network interface application. The data packet can be provided to the second network interface application in response to determining that the data content does not violates the set of data rules. The second network interface application can provide the data packet to a second security domain for a second process executing therein.