Secure, Reliable Messaging Comparisons between PHINMS, SFTP, and SSH. Public Health Information Network Messaging System (PHINMS)



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Secure, Reliable Messaging Comparisons between PHINMS, SFTP, and SSH Public Health Information Network Messaging System (PHINMS) Version: 1.0 Prepared by: U.S. Department of Health & Human Services Date: April 15, 2008

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Public health involves many organizations throughout the PHIN (Public Health Information Network), working together to protect and advance the public's health. These organizations need to use the Internet to securely exchange sensitive data between varieties of different public health information systems. The exchange of data, also known as "messaging" is enabled through messages created using special file formats and a standard vocabulary. The exchange uses a common approach to security and encryption, methods for dealing with a variety of firewalls, and Internet protection schemes. The system provides a standard way for addressing and routing content, a standard and consistent way for information systems to confirm an exchange. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention s (CDC) Public Health Information Network Messaging System (PHINMS) is the software which makes this work. The system securely sends and receives sensitive data over the Internet to the public health information systems using Electronic Business Extensible Markup Language (ebxml) technology. This document provides a comparison of secure network protocols which provide file transfers over a reliable data stream. Secure, Reliable Messaging Comparisons between PHINMS, SFTP, and SSH_v1.0_04-15-08.doc Page ii of 7

REVISION HISTORY VERSION # IMPLEMENTER DATE EXPLANATION 1.0 Raja Kailar 03-20-08 Implemented Comparison of PHINMS, SSH and SFTP. 1.0 Wendy Fama 04-15-08 Edited and updated document. Secure, Reliable Messaging Comparisons between PHINMS, SFTP, and SSH_v1.0_04-15-08.doc Page iii of 7

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 Comparison...6 1.1 Feature...6 1.2 Security...6 1.3 Reliability...6 1.4 Routing and Workflow Support...6 1.5 Discovery...7 1.6 Management...7 1.7 Implementation...7 Secure, Reliable Messaging Comparisons between PHINMS, SFTP, and SSH_v1.0_04-15-08.doc Page iv of 7

ACRONYM LIST B2B CDC CPA DMZ ebms ebxml FTP HTTPS IETF OASIS PHIN PHINMS PKI SECSH SSH TCP Business-to-Business Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Collaborate Protocol Agreement Demilitarized Zone ebxml Messaging Services extensible Markup Language File Transfer Protocol Hypertext Transfer Protocol over Secure Socket Layer Internet Engineering Task Force Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards Public Health Information Network Public Health Information Network Messaging System Public Key Infrastructure Official Internet Engineering Task Force's (IETF) name Secure Shell Transmission Control Protocol Secure, Reliable Messaging Comparisons between PHINMS, SFTP, and SSH_v1.0_04-15-08.doc Page v of 7

1.0 COMPARISON This document provides a comparison of the following secure network protocols: Public Health Information Network Messaging System (PHINMS), Simple File Transfer Protocol (SFTP), and Secure Shell (SSH). These protocols allow data to be exchanged between two or more computers over secure channels. They all encrypt the data and authenticate the origin. 1.1 Feature Primary Function B2B Secure and Reliable Messaging Open Standard ebms 2.0 (OASIS ebxml) 1.2 Security Secure remote login shell SSH-1 (obsolete) and SSH-2 (current) (IETF SECSH) Secure file transfers Designed by IETF SECSH, but not yet an Internet standard Use of PKI for Encrypting files Yes Yes Yes Use of PKI for Authenticating connections Yes Yes Yes Point-to-Point Communication Encryption Yes Yes Yes End-to-End (Payload level) Encryption Yes N/A (not a FTP) No DMZ Web-Server Proxy (Internet Best Practice) Supports Does not support Does not support 1.3 Reliability Guaranteed delivery (once and only once) Built-in N/A (not a FTP) Not supported Automated sending, retries, delayed retries Built-in N/A (not a FTP) Not included, needs to be scripted. Chunking support for very large files Built-in N/A (not a FTP) Not included, needs to be scripted 1.4 Routing and Workflow Support Support for synchronous message handling Built-in N/A (not a FTP) Not part of standard Collaboration agreement between trading Built-in, and is N/A (not a FTP) Not part of standard partners part of ebms (need to be Metadata for sending to backend business processes behind a receiving node standard (CPA) Built-in, and is part of ebms N/A (not a FTP) developed) Not part of standard (need to be Secure, Reliable Messaging Comparisons between PHINMS, SFTP, and SSH_v1.0_04-15-08.doc Page 6 of 7

Route-not-Read Capability to support small sites that can only receive by polling a server Metadata for routing via an Intermediary to a node that receives via polling the intermediary (Route-not-Read) 1.5 Discovery standard developed) (Service/Action) Yes N/A (not a FTP) Not built-in, needs to be scripted. Built-in N/A (not a FTP) Not part of standard (need to be developed) Support within Open Standard for Node Discovery Part of ebxml Standard (ebxml Registry) but not fully implemented in PHINMS. Not part of standard Not part of standard 1.6 Management Queue management Yes No No 1.7 Implementation Ports Uses standard HTTPS ports (443), supported by most organizational firewalls. Typically uses TCP Ports (22), hence needs port opening on firewalls. Typically uses TCP Ports (22), hence needs port opening on firewalls. Secure, Reliable Messaging Comparisons between PHINMS, SFTP, and SSH_v1.0_04-15-08.doc Page 7 of 7