Service Layers
Streaming content, events, and resources through parallel pipeline transformation engines, DNAOS connect, integrate, secure, and transform information streams, with 5 main service layers, including, from inside out:

• Security:Security services support entitlement, identification, classification, and tracking, while also interfacing with authentication, authorization, and encryption solutions


• Interface:Interface services, connect to networks, users, systems, and resources, dynamically converting their information to/from XML as required, and streaming it through transformation engines


• Content:Content services include rich-media, event, and resource management and tracking, as well as related integration, mashup, and separation of concerns publishing


• Management:Management services support operation control, monitoring, and administration, with accounting, scheduling, and reporting, for transactions, memberships, and projects


• Application:Application services support rich-client and server-based distributed application development, operation, and lifecycle management.

Summary
Together, DNAOS offer secure content integration & sharing for distributed environments.

See also
More can be found in the Components section, of this site, possibly starting with this review of the service layers.