Now enter the Encryption key created in Security Console. Regardless of whether BI Publisher is running on Linux, Unix, or Windows, the printer destination can be any IPP server. Select Delivery Type as : Web Center Content and the option of Encryption Key becomes enabled. There is another way of how the PGP way can be used in cloud: Now while running the HCM Extract вЂ“ in the Delivery Mode > Select either PGP (for UCM) or SFTP (for pushing data to SFTP)

Go to Analytics > Administrator > Manage BI Publisher > FTP вЂ“ Add the SFTP and select the PGP using which the encryption has to happen.Go to Analytics > Administrator > Manage BI Publisher > PGP Keys вЂ“ Add the PGP key as needed.If the destination file name supplied to the scheduler contains non-ascii characters, UTF-8 encoding is used to specify the file name to the destination FTP server. If the outbound file is to be sent over SFTP вЂ“ File can be encrypted using a customer preferred PGP key that customer has provided and then transferred to SFTP. Add an FTP or SFTP Server You can add an FTP server or SFTP server as a delivery channel from the Administration page.вЂ“ Here the PGP key should be added Navigator > Tools > Security Console > Certificates > Only two keys can be uploaded here fusion-key, customer-key If the outbound file is to be sent over UCM вЂ“ File will be encrypted using customer-key (public) and can be decrypted accordingly.Inbound data вЂ“ that comes via UCM server вЂ“ The file needs to be encrypted using the fusion public key, so that it can be encrypted using Fusion Private key вЂ“ Navigator > Tools > Security Console > Certificates > Only two keys can be uploaded here fusion-key, customer-key.2 ways how PGP encryption of data can be achieved

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