Current Production System Requirements Specification Minimum for Windows CPU Intel Core i3 (Gen 4+) or AMD Ryzen 3+ GPU 128 MB VRAM per display RAM 8 GB+ Disk 128-256 GB SSD+ NIC 1 GbE OS Windows 10 1809+ / Windows Server 2019+ For smart-card license models, use a PC/SC-compliant smart-card …
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Deployment Options CICB supports multiple deployment methods: Official MSI installers for enterprise rollout Silent installation for automated deployment Group Policy deployment Managed deployment through enterprise endpoint tools WinGet distribution where applicable Portable or script-based deployment for specialized environments Client Deployment Administrators can preconfigure client connection settings such as server address, …
Setting/Group/Device similar to the user manual’s server section. License Type Type Work Email Verification Required Email Example Retail No john.doe@gmail.com Business Yes john.doe@abc.com Government Contractors Yes john.doe.ctr@usmc.miljohn.doe.ctr@fbi.gov Public and Government Sector (PGS) Yes john.doe@cia.govjohn.doe@dia.gov Free licenses for Government Sector (PGS) Obtain License for Air Gap Add License(s) Enter a value …
The CICB-Client Config Manager (CCM) is a stand-alone application that allows the IT administrator to update a security group via LDAP for the currently signed-in user. The CICB-CCM Command Line Interface (CLI) mode allows the IT administrator to deploy CICB-Client and CICB-Banner in a batch. The CCM also supports a …
CICB-Server (S) is the central service that communicates with CICB-Client and supported portal workflows. Setting Modes Online Mode When Online Mode is enabled, supported settings are retrieved from the configured portal workflow. IMPORTANT: Do not use Online Mode in SCIF or other secure environments where internet-connected workflows would violate policy. …
CICB-Banner (B) displays and reserves screen space for a classification banner. It communicates locally with CICB-Client on the same operating system. banner.exe is launched and controlled by client.exe. A system can run one banner instance per display. The number of supported displays per workstation depends on the active license tier. …
CICB-Client (C) connects to the CICB-Server (server.exe) and coordinates local banner instances (banner.exe) on the workstation. The client.exe process communicates with the server over the configured network connection and applies banner settings for each local display. For example, a workstation with four monitors can run four banner instances, with each …
Structure In Air Gap or Offline Mode, communications remain within your local area network environment. Clients initiate outbound secure WebSocket connections to the CICB server on port 56789 by default. The client sends operational metadata required for banner management and receives configuration data needed to apply the correct banner settings. …
The Cyber Intel Classification Banner (CICB), also known as “Classification Banner”. It’s on-screen classification and information labeling software. It can be part of your Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) solution. This tool is ideal for displaying “Top Secret,” “Secret,” “Unclassified,” “Sensitive Compartmented Information,” “CUI,” “FOUO,” “CJIS,” “SBU,” “HIPAA,” “PCI DSS,” …
