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CA Risk Authentication Components and Their Communication Modes

The following figure illustrates the possible communication modes that are supported between CA Risk Authentication and its components.

As shown in this figure, the default mode of communication between components is TCP, CA Risk Authentication Server supports SSL communication (two-way as well as one-way) with the following components to ensure integrity and confidentiality of the data being exchanged during a transaction:

• Case Management Queuing Server
• CA Risk Authentication Database
• User Data Service
• CA Risk Authentication SDKs (Risk Evaluation)
• Sample Application
• Evaluation Callout
• Scoring Callout

RiskMinder supports one-way SSL as well as two-way SSL communication between components.