The InDorse Core
The InDorse Core serves as the main logic processing engine to deliver policy-based assurance of document information integrity and document security. It serves as the centrally managed but operationally distributed server which integrates into existing business processes and assures compliance. This compliance manages users access and work on documents from devices (desktops, servers, portable drives, laptops, and mobile devices) each of which run everyday productivity tools, e.g., Microsoft Office, Visio, Outlook, SharePoint, and Adobe Acrobat PDF.

The main InDorse Core processes include [physical and electronic] document discovery; inventory and index of existing sensitive work product; policy-driven classification, and electronic tagging (electronic barcode). Additionally, InDorse Core processes provide monitoring, detection, warning, action and protection. The unique, key InDorse differentiator remains this electronic barcode, or InDorse “LockBox,” which delivers certification and authentication of documents in a portable and modular way. This lock box serves as the “certificate of authenticity” of ;

Author non-repudiation
Content integrity
Certified audit trail of users possessing the document
Policies that govern acceptable usage of the document by authorized users wherever they may access the document.

The InDorse Core enables and manages this LockBox feature. The LockBox also provides a Call-Home functionality that will rely on an organization’s policies to deliver automatic alerts and logs to report on authorized access and details on unauthorized attempts.