A.Data is only encrypted if you select the "Encryption=True" box in the configuration screen

B.Certificates are required

C..NET remoting is used for Operating Communications

D.Data is encrypted

E.Client and server can reside in separate Active Directory Network Infrastructures

A.Use Blue Prism's recommendation of 1 CPU, 2 GB RAM, 10 GB Hard Drive

B.Use Blue Prism's recommendation of 2 CPU. 4 GB RAM, 20 GB Hard Drive

C.Size based on the latest documented Blue Prism minimum recommended specifications, plus the hardware and software requirements to be able to use all of the applications that will be used by the automations

D.Runtime Resources should only be sized after 3 months of continued operation

A.By default the connection is native TCP and not encrypted

B.The login agent will automatically use a certificate if the runtime resource is configured to use one

C.A central setting within Blue Prism can be used to prevent all associated Runtime Resources from accepting any instructional communications which are not encrypted.

D.The runtime resource can be configured to use certificate-based encryption for all inbound communication

E.The connection will be established via .NET remoting and will be encrypted as long as the "Use Secure Connections" flag is set

A.Generating emails from the process.

B.Selecting "send to external monitoring tool" from the Blue Prism process designer.

C.Logging to event log and collecting via an external tool.

D.Calling an external program to send SNMP traps.

A.There are more options for interacting directly with the applications which accelerates time required to build automations

B.This enables the use of Surface Automation, which is faster to develop

C.Network latency is circumvented

D.It is then possible to record an automation directly using the spying tools

E.Automations built using direct object level instrumentation are likely to be more robust