Thursby by Identiv Sub Rosa Mobile Browser PDF Signing
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Thursby by Identiv Sub Rosa Mobile Browser PDF Signing
Additional Info
| Company | Identiv |
| Website | http://identiv.com |
| Company size (employees) | 100 to 499 |
| Type of solution | Software |
Overview
Identiv just released PDF signing as the latest feature of its Thursby Software Systems Sub Rosa mobile browser, available via in-app purchase. The new feature allows U.S. armed forces, federal agencies, and commercial customers to digitally sign documents on their phone or tablet from any location. By using secure Common Access Card (CAC) and Personal Identification Verification (PIV)-based certificates, documents are securely and officially signed, giving government personnel the ability to do critical approvals and sign forms anywhere, anytime.
The Thursby Sub Rosa suite of mobile apps have over 200,000 federal users, enabling bring your own device (BYOD) within the U.S. Air Force, Navy, and just about every non-armed service and federal agency. Sub Rosa supports strong two-factor authentication access to secure web browsers with the ability to sign, encrypt, and decrypt emails — and now, the ability to edit and sign official PDF documents.
“We have heard time and time again that someone’s life would be so much easier if they could just hand their device to their boss for a quick signature while passing each other in the hallway,” said Steve Dunlap, Thursby President. “And we’re here to make that dream a reality. With our new Thursby Sub Rosa in-app purchase, we’re able to offer our customers a simple, secure solution to PDF signing that keeps them exactly where they need to be: on the move. Whether its a Department of Defense (DoD) or commercial user, we can help streamline their mission-critical and everyday processes. This is truly a game-changer in mobile security.”
How we are different
1) The new in-app purchase gives U.S. armed forces, federal agencies, and commercial customers the ability to digitally sign documents on their phone or tablet from any location. When you need to move quickly on mission-critical assignments, every second counts. Sub Rosa’s new PDF-signing ability is exactly what every member of the armed forces has been asking for, and what they need to simply and securely get their jobs done.
2) Adobe doesn’t allow users to sign documents with a CAC, PIV, or derived credential on a mobile device. Yet signatures and approvals keep the federal government running. Anytime you need to gain access to a DoD website, you have to fill out a SAAR and sign it with your CAC. Each time you sign something, it also has to be reviewed and signed by several people up the chain of command. And the U.S. government no longer accepts physical signatures if a digital signature is an option.
3) Sub Rosa supports access on Android and iOS mobile devices with a CAC, PIV, or derived credential, such as Purebred. Although the app is compatible with most Mobile Device Managers (MDMs), Sub Rosa has been designed so that it leaves zero data at rest on the personal device, ensuring it’s secure enough to use as a standalone app. For example, Sub Rosa is the only mobile browser available that allows you to access the Defense Travel System (DTS) on a personal mobile device.
