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virtualArchive

 

virtualArchive provides a pricing model that makes budgeting the cost of archiving documents easy. You pay a single fee to archive each document for a specific term.
 

Key Benefits

 

bulletThe "postage stamp" pricing model makes budgeting easy
bulletEach document is automatically destroyed when the term expires
bulletDocuments can have their life span extended for a renewal fee
bulletPowerful document cataloging indexes are available for rapid searches
bulletThe virtualArchive can be incorporated into your software
bulletHigh end security can optionally be provided using SafeNet's iKey USB technologies

 

 

Capabilities

 

Security for the virtualArchive is managed as an extension of the virtualTapedrive. The storage client software is loaded at the from a redistributable installation program, included with the virtualArchive software development kit (SDK).

A pair of iKeys are programmed using the ClientManager program provided with the SDK. This writes a PIN access code into the iKeys which is used to activate the storage client software. The ClientManager also configures a software access code that your application will use to manage the local storage client.

The storage client software installs the iKey drivers, the vtdClient.exe (the virtualTapedrive storage client), and the vtdClient.dll. The vtdClient.dll is used by your application to connect to the vtdClient.exe through a local loop back port.

 
After the installation, the ClientSetup program enters the file encryption code and register the computer with the storage service.


To connect to the storage service your application passes the access code for that client to the vtdClient.dll, which creates a message digitally signed with the access code. The vtdClient.exe only accepts service requests for clients that have a storage account. The presence of a vtdClient.dll will not compromise the security of any other client.

The vtdClient.exe connects to the storage service through a 160 bit encrypted, secure channel and waits for the storage service to either accept or reject access. The signature stored on the storage service is signed against the message. If the signature comparison is valid, access is granted.

 

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