FleetPass™
Manage library access and leases on shared fleet devices.
Apply access rules against the entitlement in use.
Vigilance Sentinel extends NIVOMAX authorization with session validation, companion-license protection and rules across users, devices and publications. Administrators manage the rules in Axis.
For platform and security administrators, and customer data-license administrators responsible for technical-publication access.
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Sentinel checks that a session still matches the entitlement under which access was granted. Platform components use that authorization decision model when evaluating access to licensed content.
Axis retains the administrative records for organizations, users, roles, data licenses and entitlements. Shared NIVOMAX identity services handle authentication. Sentinel adds the enforcement rules evaluated against those records.
Check active sessions against their assigned entitlement and control session behavior when the entitlement changes.
Restrict use to the pairing or secondary-license arrangement for which a companion license was issued.
Evaluate organization, user, role, device, publication and entitlement information using the configured authorization policy.
Let local rules narrow access within the installation’s signed profile. Rules cannot grant a capability the installation does not license.
Review and simulate the effective rule set before applying it. Authorization fails closed when the required access cannot be verified.
Express the organization’s rules against the users, roles, devices, publications and entitlements maintained by the platform.
Check the effective rule set and simulate it before enforcement. Confirm intended access and restricted cases.
Apply the authorization decision at entitlement checks across the licensed applications and Horizon deliveries.
Vigilance Sentinel is licensed separately. FleetPass requires it. The rules are administered in Axis and remain bounded by the installation’s licensed capabilities.
Offline devices receive applicable rules in their signed entitlement. Plan how changes reach devices as they reconnect; an offline device uses the signed information it already carries.
Axis remains the administrative system of record, and shared identity services handle sign-in with the configured identity provider. Sentinel evaluates additional authorization rules.
Local rules can narrow access. They cannot extend access beyond the installation’s signed license profile.
Sentinel decides whether access is allowed. Vigilance Watcher provides the separately licensed tamper-evident access and activity record.
Manage library access and leases on shared fleet devices.
Retain tamper-evident access and activity evidence.
Review current entitlements and apply reviewer decisions.
Bring representative users, devices and entitlement cases, including the access you intend to restrict. We will review the decision model with you.