Management of a Sovereign Server and the extended Sovereign Trust Zone is accomplished within the web-based Sovereign Administration area of the server. The Sovereign Administration area consists of intuitive web-based policy driven management tools. The management tools are available only to authenticated administrative users and provide comprehensive policy, administrative and reporting functions.

Sovereign Server™ Administration

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      Provisions Sovereign Trust Point Client based on risk manageable policies set by business processes.

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Hol  Holds public keys generated by client in central registration in record associated with end user.

      Dynamically provisions public keys to end users to be used for:

• encrypting messages

• verifying digital signatures

• controlling access to web-based applications and functionality

Provides admin functionality including:

•  Account creation and deletion
•  Comprehensive traffic reporting
•  Policy management by domain, user, application and protocol
•  Flexible Enrollment restrictions and guidelines
•  Key generation, publishing and renewal

Sovereign Administration area enables business process owners and/or system analysts to rapidly design, deploy, modify and manage security in multiple business process applications and transactions. The business process owner defines business rules and risk management policies including enrollment policy, authentication, and access rules via the web-based administration interface.  When a users authenticates with the Sovereign Server and attempts to use an application or business process the output communicates each users unique security rights and business rules via Sovereign Servers online processes.

Dynamically provisions public keys to end users and network devices to be used for:   encrypting data, (email or transactions) digitally signing data verifying digital signatures controlling access to web-based functionality Provides admin functionality including: Account creation and deletion Comprehensive traffic reporting Policy management by domain, user, application and protocol Flexible Enrollment restrictions and guidelines Key generation, publishing and renewal Template management and creation: This utility is used to enable web forms on Internet web-pages (html and xml) to communicate with the Zendit Trust Agents and allow digital signing, encryption and decryption by vendors, partners and customers. Revocation: Web-based and intuitive. Revocation is based on your policies and is simple because you control the public keys. A synchronization mechanism is included to communicate in real-time any changes made to your shared public key directories. Interim Passwords or Keys: This utility is used with the intranet enrollment pages or can be automated to generate interim key pairs and/or passwords at the server end for those invited into your trust domain. The generated keys are stored in the in the database until the invited end user enrolls in the system. The password is given to the “host” (an automated server, or the employer who invited the user to join). Authentication can be achieved via database checking or via telephone. Once authenticated the user downloads the trust client and interim private key, (or generates their own) the public key is then sent to the Public Key Directory and authenticated. Policy Management:   Companies can further institute processes in user enrollment that provides additional risk management and satisfy legal requirements to enhance the enforceability of the transaction.