Kyocera Document Solutions Inc.

Hooman Majidzadeh Rezvani

Daisaku Nagano

Michael Ong Martin

Jin Liang

Tai Yu Chen

Takashi Oguma

Oleksandr Osadchyy

Hiroshi Manabe

Oleksandr Zinchenko

Ankur Chhabra

Christian Olmstead Holmes

Sang Yoon Lee

Andrii Matiukhov

Charles Henze

Embodiments facilitate the management of security certificates for third-party services being used to print documents from kiosks in public locales. The system establishes a gateway connection between a cloud-based host server, the third-party service, and the kiosk. When a user wishes to use the third-party service to print a document requested through the kiosk, the host server obtains the security certificate and installs the certificate in the kiosk. The kiosk may then request the document from the third-party service which forwards the document upon authentication of the security certificate details registered in the kiosk.

Systems, apparatus, and computer program products for management of certificates for third party applications accessing printing kiosks

Automatic document classification using machine learning may involve receiving inputs that assign documents to classifiers, which define document classification rules for a classification model. The computing device may train the classification model using a machine learning technique that assigns each document of a second set of documents to destinations based on the document classification rules. The computing device may also receive a template design for each destination that specifies metadata to extract for a document type corresponding to documents assigned to the destination. The computing device may subsequently classifying a particular document using the classification model, which may involve assigning the particular document to a given destination of the plurality of destinations based on the document classification rules, and exporting metadata from the particular document using the template design associated with the given destination.

Automatic document classification using machine learning

A policy-based system is implemented to allow access to a private domain to print using a public domain. The private domain includes private servers that store documents. The public domain includes servers and a printing device. A public policy server uses a domain list and a protocol connection with a private authentication server to validate a user and identify which private domain to access. The public policy server receives requests from the printing device to process a print job of a document in the private domain. The policy-based system also determines whether scanning operations for a document are allowed for a user at a scanning device. The private policy server determines policy values that are used to allow the scanning operations.

Methods and system for policy-based printing and scanning

Embodiments facilitate the management of security certificates for printers that are used in public locales. The system communicates with and manages the printers with the benefits of security certificate protocols on-demand as a user requests to print documents with any particular printer. Once a document is requested to be printed at a printer, the system registers the printer with the network. At registration, a gateway is automatically installed. the gateway requests a security certificate which is stored on the printer or its associated computer. Aspects thus solve an online service's need to install and manage certificates for any printer accessible to the network.

Systems, apparatus, and computer program products for installing security certificates in publicly accessible printer stations through gateway

A system, method, computer program product and apparatus provide an improvement to administration and management of security certificates in enterprise scale networks. An exemplary embodiment integrates a network device manager (NDM) with Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol (SCEP) for administration and management of network equipment and for handling certificates for enterprise-scale implementation. The network device manager may control the settings and is configured to communicate with the firmware of end devices. The SCEP thus has a medium in the network device manager through which the SCEP features can be communicated to the end devices. In an exemplary embodiment, aspects of the system may for example, automatically check expiration of and renew certificates that are expiring.

Systems, apparatus, and computer program products integrating simple certificate enrollment protocol into network device management

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Pleasant Hill, CA, United States of America

Hooman Majidzadeh Rezvani