1 ECHO SSL Ordering With ECHO 9.0 Dan Pilone

2 Agenda Introduction SSL Ordering Overview Order Fulfillment Features Provider Requirements Configuring ECHO for SSL connections Questions

Introduction 3 Client to ECHO connection via HTTP or HTTPS (SSL) ECHO to Provider Order Fulfillment API via HTTPS (SSL) SSL provides strong encryption of data coming into ECHO and being transmitted to providers SSL is only available with the ECHO 9 Order Fulfillment API This presentation focuses on communications from ECHO to the Data Providers ECHO 9.0

SSL Ordering Overview 4 ECHO 9 Data Provider SSL Certificate ECHO Operations SSL Encrypted Ordering All orders are transmitted via SSL Any changes to the certificate requires another Operations approval

5 Order Fulfillment API Features Data Providers can now require ECHO to transmit orders via an SSL encrypted channel The SSL encryption is requested by setting your public SSL certificate with your provider policies –ECHO accepts self-signed as well as Certificate Authority signed certificates –As a security measure, ECHO Operations must approve and enable your SSL request Once SSL is enabled ECHO will only make SSL connections to your endpoint. ECHO will refuse to send orders to anything other than HTTPS

Provider Requirements Be sure you’re using the ECHO 9 Order Fulfillment API Purchase or create an SSL certificate for your webserver (JBoss, Tomcat, etc.) –Java’s keystore, the OpenSSL toolkit, or Microsoft’s Certificate Wizard can be used to create a Certificate Authority Certificate Request or a self signed certificate. See the respective tool for more details. Configure your webserver to accept SSL connections Expose your SSL port outside any firewalls 6

Configuring ECHO for SSL Set your public SSL information and SSL endpoint URL in your provider policies using PUMP Save your policies ECHO Operations to notify them of the update Operations will contact you to confirm your information then activate your certificate Once confirmed, Operations will enable SSL encryption for all orders to your system 7

ECHO Architecture Overview 8 ECHO Client 1 (e.g. WIST) ODL Provider (ECHO Order Adapters) ECHO 9.0 ECHO Client 2 HTTP HTTPS Order Fulfillment API Order Fulfillment API (SSL)

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