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To have Korbyt Media Players provision successfully and reach Korbyt in the cloud, the following requirements must be followed:

• The Media Player needs to be assigned a DNS server from DHCP or manually.
• The Media Player needs to be able to reach a DNS server(step 1) that can resolve our external domain name (*.korbyt.com)
• Whitelist Korbyt.com – *.korbyt.com will need to be whitelisted in order for subdomains and external sources to be able to be accessed.
  • Note: Domain whitelisting must be used, as IP’s for Korbyt are dynamically assigned.

• Ports used for Cloud
  • Port 443 Outbound    – is required for the players to connect to Korbyt in the cloud.
  • Port 443 Inbound        – is required for access to the web interface of the players (from your INTERNAL network only, not inbound from the cloud)

• Ports used for Hybrid
  • Port 443 Outbound    – is required for the players to connect to Korbyt in the cloud.
  • Port 443 Inbound        – is required for access to the web interface of the players (from your INTERNAL network only, not inbound from the cloud)
  • Port 80 Outbound       – is required for Hybrid installs in addition to those listed above
  • Port 8081 Outbound – (Content Caching Service) is required for Hybridinstalls in addition to those listed above. This port is also used for communication from the players to the On-Prem server.
  • Port 8085 Outbound – (Web Services) is required for Hybrid in addition to those listed above This port is also used for communication from the players to the On-Prem server.

The ports above are Korbyt Standard Connections for Cloud and Hybrid Service

If you are using Brightsign Devices you may have to configure additional permissions in your network to allow Brightsign functionality.
This Brightsign support article provides details on their requirements – BrightSign Network – ports and URLs for the BrightSign players

If you have a custom configuration in your Korbty service, additional ports and whitelisting may also be required.

Fully On Premises Korbyt services require different port access

• Ports used for Full On-Premise
  • Standard
    • Port 80 Inbound – Access to player content and CMS interface
    • Port 8085 Inbound – Web Services
  • HTTPS (using a well-qualified certificate)
    • Port 443 Inbound        – is required for access to the web interface of the players (from your  INTERNAL network only, not inbound from the cloud)
      • All traffic from Port 80 & Port 8085 are redirected to Port 443

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Korbyt, a leading provider of digital signage and communication solutions, is proud to announce its SOC 2 Type II Compliance. This certification demonstrates the company’s commitment to maintaining the highest level of security, confidentiality, and privacy for its customers.

SOC 2 is a widely recognized standard for information security and privacy, established by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). A SOC 2 Type II Compliance means that an independent auditing firm has evaluated Korbyt’s control activities and confirmed that the company’s systems and processes meet the SOC 2 Trust Principles.

The SOC 2 Trust Principles include Security, Availability, Processing Integrity, Confidentiality, and Privacy. Korbyt’s SOC 2 Type II Compliance certification demonstrates that the company has in place appropriate safeguards to protect sensitive customer data, maintain system availability, and ensure the accuracy and integrity of processing.

Korbyt’s SOC 2 Type II Compliance also provides assurance to its customers that the company has a comprehensive security program in place and that the security, privacy, and confidentiality of customer information is of the utmost importance. The company’s commitment to data security is reflected in its investment in best-of-breed technology and its adherence to industry-leading practices.

In conclusion, Korbyt’s SOC 2 Type II Compliance is a testament to the company’s commitment to providing the highest level of security, privacy, and confidentiality to its customers. The certification provides customers with peace of mind that their sensitive data is protected and processed in accordance with industry standards.

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