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SealPath Enterprise SaaS - PoC Requirements
SealPath Enterprise SaaS - PoC Requirements
SealPath Enterprise SaaS - PoC Requirements
Contents
Contents .............................................................................................................................................. 1
1 Purpose ....................................................................................................................................... 2
2 SealPath Enterprise SaaS components for a PoC ........................................................................ 2
3 Requirements .............................................................................................................................. 3
1 Purpose
The purpose of this document is describing the requirements for Proof of Concept (PoC) of SealPath
Enterprise SaaS, related to the infrastructure that is needed in the side of the customer
1. With integration with Active Directory or LDAP: It is necessary to deploy the SealPath AD
Connector in the perimeter or DMZ of the customer’s network. See the figure below.
2. Without integration with Active Directory or LDAP: No AD Connector is necessary and the
customer can just download the clients to protect and consume protected documents.
The components involved in a SaaS deployment are described in the “SealPath SaaS Components”
document. In summary, these components are:
3 Requirements
The requirements are:
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• For administrators:
o Any computer with an Internet Browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safary, IE, Opera).
o Communications: HTTPS (443) connections to URL: https://protection.sealpath.com
• AD users for tests: Create the following AD users and groups for testing:
o Spuser1@domain.com, spuser@domain.com, spuser3@domain.com
o Spgroup1@domain.com (with spuser1 and spuser2), spgroup2@domain.com (with
spuser2 and spuser3).
• Other components: SealPath can be integrated with DLPs, SIEMs, Exchange Server,
Classification Tools, etc. The specific requirements for these components are included in specific
integration guides. They are optional and not usually included in PoCs unless specific request by
the customer.