Managing security in InfoPrint Manager for Linux

In this section:

1. Managing Access Control Lists security for InfoPrint Manager for Linux
   InfoPrint Manager security is a feature that you administer through the InfoPrint Manager Management Interface.
2. Managing LDAP security for InfoPrint Manager for Linux
   InfoPrint Manager provides an extension to the FST security that allows you to use an LDAP/Active Directory server for user authentication and access rights. When enabling LDAP security, the FST security continues to work as before.
3. Managing Federated Authentication for InfoPrint Manager for Linux
   InfoPrint Manager allows you to use federated authentication as an alternative to the existing FST or LDAP/AD security.
4. Managing Transport Layer Security encryption for InfoPrint Manager for Linux
   The Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol encrypts internet traffic of all types, making secure communication possible across a network in a way designed to prevent eavesdropping and tampering.
5. Managing job encryption for InfoPrint Manager for Linux
   To prevent data from being accessed, modified, or stolen, InfoPrint Manager can encrypt the files that enter the system.
6. Managing encryption in transit and at rest in InfoPrint Manager for Linux
   This section outlines the workflow, limitations, and constraints of InfoPrint Manager encryption for stored and transmitted data.
7. Enabling Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) in the Web Server for HTTPS protocol
   Secure Socket Layer (SSL) is a protocol that provides security for communications between browsers and the Web Server by implementing encrypted data and certificate-based authentication.
8. Configuring Tomcat to redirect all HTTP requests to HTTPS
   You can configure Tomcat to redirect all HTTP requests to HTTPS, ensuring that all communication with the Web Server is encrypted and secure.