Cross-domain collaborative systems and methods

摘要

The present disclosure relates to systems and methods for secure and authentic electronic cross domain collaboration between a plurality of users using a combination of biometric security, a separate and secure network infrastructure, management processes, encrypted electronic storage, and collaborative templates. In an exemplary embodiment, an cross domain collaboration system includes a server including a network interface connected to the Internet, a data store including electronic data storage, and a processor, wherein each of the network interface, the data store and the processor are communicatively coupled, and wherein the network interface, the data store and the processor are collectively configured to: biometrically authenticate a plurality of users, wherein each of the plurality of users comprises a security level and a domain; and enable cross domain collaboration between the plurality of users based on the security level of each of the plurality of users.

主权项

1. A cross domain collaboration system, comprising:
a server comprising a network interface connected to the Internet, a data store comprising electronic data storage, and a processor, wherein each of the network interface, the data store and the processor are communicatively coupled, and wherein the network interface, the data store and the processor are collectively configured to: remotely biometrically authenticate a plurality of users, wherein each of the plurality of users comprises a security level and a domain; and enable cross domain collaboration between the plurality of users based on the security level of each of the plurality of users; wherein to biometrically authenticate a user of the plurality of users, the network interface, the data store and the processor are collectively configured to: send software code to a device associated with the user; obtain a biometric identification of the user at the device; create a numerical index of the obtained biometric identification to form a public key at the device; receive the public key from the device; and authenticate the public key with a corresponding private key in an authentication database.