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Data Access Control

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KYOCERA Fleet Services Security White Paper Protocol/Interface • Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP) • Hyper Text Transport Protocol Secure (HTTPS) • Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMPv1/v2) • Bluetooth • Wi-Fi Direct • USB Data Communication • Between KFS Manager and XMPP Server • Between XMPP Server and KFS Gateway/KFS Device • Between Web browser's client UI and KFS Manager • Between Web browser's client UI and KFS Gateway • Between KFS Manager and XMPP Server • Between XMPP Server and KFS Gateway/KFS Device • Between KFS Gateway and device • Between KFS Mobile and KFS Device Data Access Control Access to KFS is controlled by treating your group as one unit and giving access rights to users and devices registered in that group. Information assets are protected by strictly enforcing these access rights. Data Management Authorized service providers can access devices located at the customer site, and securely manage those devices. In the example below, the group named Customer 1, with the role of Manager, can access KFS Gateway and KFS Device in order to securely manage user and device data. 21 | P A G E

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KYOCERA Fleet Services
Security White Paper
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Protocol/Interface
Data Communication
Extensible Messaging
and Presence Protocol
(XMPP)
Between KFS Manager and XMPP Server
Between XMPP Server and KFS Gateway/KFS Device
Hyper Text Transport
Protocol Secure (HTTPS)
Between Web browser’s client UI and KFS Manager
Between Web browser’s client UI and KFS Gateway
Between KFS Manager and XMPP Server
Between XMPP Server and KFS Gateway/KFS Device
Simple Network
Management Protocol
(SNMPv1/v2)
Between KFS Gateway and device
Bluetooth
Wi-Fi Direct
USB
Between KFS Mobile and KFS Device
Data Access Control
Access to KFS is controlled by treating your group as one unit and giving access rights to users and devices
registered in that group. Information assets are protected by strictly enforcing these access rights.
Data Management
Authorized service providers can access devices located at the customer site, and securely manage those
devices. In the example below, the group named Customer 1, with the role of Manager, can access KFS
Gateway and KFS Device in order to securely manage user and device data.