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Randall E Orkis

William M Randle

A secure service network (SSN) comprising an IP network infrastructure wherein the access of one participant to another participant in the network is controlled by a secure service gateway (SSG) in which a point of origination universal identifier (PoUID) represents a unique identifier for the participant within a participant's internal network domain and the interconnection of the SSGs within the SSN as a precondition of access creates a bilaterally secure peer to peer service connection. Participants in the network are service providers, service requesters, or both. A global secure service gateway (GSSG) may be interconnected in the SSN to provide a central access authority and management services.

Secure service network and user gateway

Architecture defining a secure virtual network of communities of two or more participants where security and business management reporting is a result of a network architecture and where participants can maintain absolute security and control over their services independent of any other participant according to implemented selection rules of the network architecture administration.

Infrastructure architecture for secure network management with peer to peer functionality

Standardized transmission of digital data with trusted and untrusted connections by translating non-native requests and or non-native responses to and from a normalized format or to a format needed for processing the request and or response configured in hub and spoke, star, direct, peer to peer or hybrid connections. Encryption is provided at multiple layers to establish non-repudiation for a security service that integrates external security applications into a single service.

Secure transmission and exchange of standardized data

A Secure Service Network (SSN) in which at least two participants having a relationship are connected to a physical network by way of Secure Service Gateways and share information defined by one or more Service Definitions allowing for the creation of a secure Virtual Service Connection (VSC) between the participants in which the VSC is specific to the activity being performed and the participants provisioned for that activity. SSN enables the creation of a secure virtual network topology on any network transport that allows participants to exchange documents and transact business over the network real time, where all activity inherits a business and security infrastructure that is independent and in addition to the applications, devices, web services, users using the network.

Method for creating virtual service connections to provide a secure network

A secure gateway is disclosed which facilitates communication between a first network and a second network through an intermediate network. The secure gateway, when operated in conjunction with at least one other secure gateway, supports secure peer to peer connectivity with integral security features such as mutual authentication, authorization specific access, and end to end auditing. An authorized service can be served securely through this gateway, across the open network, to a known requester, without fear of compromising the security or privacy of the server's or requesters networks.

Private network communication system

A virtual secure service oriented network and process model for the creation and management of secure service communities including a private secure digital courier means for the secure and auditable movement of digital information over any network connection wherein end to end security is provided.

Method for creating and managing secure service communities

A system and method of providing standardized transmission of data by translating non-native requests and or non-native responses to and from a normalized format or to a format needed for processing the request and or response. The system works with trusted and untrusted connections and systems and supports encryption at multiple layers to establish non-repudiation for a security service that integrates and/or aggregates external security applications into a single service that can provide authentication and/or authorization.

Standardized transmission and exchange of data with security and non-repudiation functions

A system and method of aggregating and integrating authentication and/or authorization protocols of a user or a user's information across a wide range of related or nonrelated channels and exchange services. An interface is provided that allows multi-credential, multi-service, multi-role, and multi-channel based routing to multiple authorization and authentication providers in a secure system. Using a standardized language, the system creates a framework to enable entities to communicate and perform transactions instantly or nearly instantly, and seamlessly. The systems supports trusted and untrusted connections as well as multiple levels of encryption.

Dialect independent multi-dimensional integrator using a normalized language platform and secure controlled access

System architecture for network connected applications, devices, users, and web services providing security effected by means for managing interaction with an authentication library that effects a correlation between the use and creation of library entries having predetermined correlation indicia for effecting strong authentication of users and participants within the network. A common authentication service (CAS) based upon an XML or web services protocol is described.

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Pataskala, OH, United States of America

Randall E Orkis