Architecture & Security
Cortado Corporate Server is a client-server solution that provides seamless integration into the BlackBerry Enterprise environment while fulfilling the highest security demands.
The software solution consists of a server component (Cortado Corporate Server) which is installed behind a firewall on the company's network and a client component (Cortado Explorer) which is installed on the user's smartphone.
Cortado Corporate Server for BlackBerry - The Architecture [View larger picture]
Printing & Presenting via Cortado Corporate Server:
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A document is retrieved from mail or file servers. |
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The print job is generated via native application, in original format, and the highly compressed data is sent to the handheld. |
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A secure Bluetooth connection is used to print or a USB connection is used to present the document. |
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| Faxes are sent directly via the server (fax server required), with no data transfer to the device. |
Cortado Corporate Server is secure!
- Client-server solution.
- All communication via secure MDS.
- No external connection for server software.
- Server software only connects to BlackBerry Enterprise Server and mail server.
- Client server only connects to BlackBerry Enterprise Server.
- Access to corporate network via Active Directory, no changes or extensions required.
Cortado Corporate Server is open and scalable:
- Supports virtually any file type available on Microsoft Windows Server Systems.
- Connects to many 3rd party apps and servers.
Additional safety features:
- All servers are located behind secure firewalls.
- A print job is never stored on the BlackBerry smartphone.
- Only “paired” Bluetooth devices are accepted, no accidental printing.
- Bluetooth security can be strengthened by using a longer pairing key.
- File access is secured by password.
- The password can be prevented from storing on the system.
Learn more!
Learn more about how secure Cortado Corporate Server is, as well as what you can do to ensure maximum security by downloading the following white paper:
Security: Cortado Corporate Server for BlackBerry »