· What is the transport security for a Borealis system?
Borealis Cloud is fully deployed under an Amazon VPC (Virtual Private Cloud) with multiple subnets. Reference: https://aws.amazon.com/vpc/. For transport we use an SSL certificate.
· How can the Borealis Security Certificate be viewed?
On a web browser, go to the Borealis URL (https://keri.aetheros.net) >> Click the small lock icon to the left of the address field >> Click Connection is Secure >> Click the small certificate icon. The certificate details will then appear.
· Does the system operator have single or two-factor authentication?
By default, single-factor authentication is enabled for a Borealis operator – but two-factor authentication can be enabled once the user is logged-in. Two-factor authentication is via password and Email.
· How long does the user authentication token last?
The access token lasts for 20 minutes and the refresh token is 14 days.
· What authentication is there between a remote workstation, the hub and the Cloud?
The authentication between a workstation and the Cloud is by using the Authorization Code Flow and the authentication between a hub and the Cloud is by using machine-to-machine authentication.
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How can I find the hub’s MAC address (if the IT department are restricting access to the router by MAC address)?
The hub’s MAC address can be found printed on the outside of the hub. It can also be found via the main menu >> Hubs - this will display the Hubs screen and the hub's MAC address will be shown.
How are the hubs updated?
The Borealis system hubs are updated using an internally built service called the ‘Updater Service’.