Trusted Alumni Communication and Career Networking Portal with Secure Access

Authors

  • Mohammad Althaf Hussain, K. Srilatha Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.64751/9f2r8378

Abstract

Alumni networks play a vital role in strengthening institutional relationships, professional collaboration, and career development. However, maintaining accurate communication with graduates remains a significant challenge, as alumni frequently change their contact details after employment without updating institutional records. Traditional alumni management methods, including printed directories, social media groups, and manual communication, often suffer from fragmented data, fake profiles, and the absence of reliable graduate verification, reducing trust among alumni and employers. This research presents a secure Flask web-based platform designed to provide verified networking and career opportunities for graduates. The proposed system employs the Lightning Memory-Mapped Database (LMDB) for efficient data storage and rapid information retrieval. It incorporates two dedicated modules: Alumni Network Support and Administration (ANSA) for institutional verification and management of alumni records, and Verified Alumni Networking Member (VANM) for authenticated graduates to connect, search the alumni directory, and apply for career opportunities. To ensure data confidentiality and system integrity, the portal integrates secure password hashing and CrossSite Request Forgery (CSRF) protection against unauthorized access and malicious attacks. By combining institutional verification with secure communication and career networking, TACCNP establishes a trusted digital ecosystem that enhances alumni engagement, strengthens professional connections, and promotes reliable employment opportunities

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Published

2026-07-09

How to Cite

Mohammad Althaf Hussain, K. Srilatha. (2026). Trusted Alumni Communication and Career Networking Portal with Secure Access. American Journal of AI Digital Transformation and Regenerative Pharmacist, 2(3), 137-143. https://doi.org/10.64751/9f2r8378