If the log in attempt fails with an error Mobile Access Disabled, this means your user account is not enabled to use the mobile product. If you reach this error and you believe you should have mobile access, contact your Smartcrypt Administrator to adjust the user policy controls.

If you are using Smartcrypt as a Guest Account, or you are unable to connect to your Smartcrypt Enterprise Manager automatically, you might need to specify your Smartcrypt Manager URL.

Tap I know my server URL on the bottom of the log in options.

On the pop up that displays, enter the URL for the Smartcrypt Enterprise Manager.

If you log in to 
https://pkwareops.mycompany.com/mds/superuser,
the value you want to enter here is: https://pkwareops.mycompany.com/mds

After providing the Smartcrypt Enterprise Manager URL, the login page should show Connected to ... with the URL information you entered.

Now try adding your user credential and signing in.

The archive will now appear within Smartcrypt. Select the archive you wish to decrypt. Once you select the archive, the type of encryption on the archive will determine how the application responds.

A few instances include:

• The archive opens because it was encrypted either with a Smartkey or a certificate to which you were given access.
• You are prompted for a password. If you have a password, enter it. Otherwise, the archive was most likely encrypted with a Smartkey to which you do not have access. In that case, Smartcrypt will ask the archive's owner for access. The owner determines whether or not to give you access to the archive.
• A prompt will appear which states that the certificate or signature on the archive is not trusted. You can choose to trust the certificate and open the file anyway, or you can tap Cancel.

To decrypt an archive from a cloud provider, go to the cloud provider application of your choosing on your Android device (Dropbox in the illustration to the left).

Select the file you wish to decrypt to reveal a drop-down menu.

Now that the archive appears within Smartcrypt, select the archive. Once you select the archive, the online application responds based on how the archive is encrypted.

A few instances include:

• • The archive opens because it was encrypted either with a Smartkey or a certificate to which you were given access.
  • You are prompted for a password. If you have a password, enter it. Otherwise, the archive was most likely encrypted with a Smartkey to which you do not have access. In that case, Smartcrypt will ask the archive's owner for access. The owner determines whether or not to give you access to the archive.
  • A prompt will appear which states that the certificate or signature on the archive is not trusted. You can choose to trust the certificate and open the file anyway, or you can tap Cancel.

Within the Encrypt menu, give your archive a name and select which type(s) of encryption you would like to use.

In the mobile application, you may encrypt with a password, Smartkey and/or sign with a certificate. When you are finished, tap the check mark in the top right corner of the screen.

When in the Settings menu, select Private keys to view, and add Private Keys.

Once you are in the Private Keys menu, you may add a private key by selecting the blue + sign in the bottom right hand corner of your screen. This will prompt a pop-up menu displaying various locations where you may have stored a private key. You must have a private key stored on your device in order to add one on Smartcrypt.

Within the new menu, select the location where your key is stored. In this example, we have stored our private key in the device's downloads.

Within the device's downloads, I located the private key we wish to add (the highlighted .p12 file). Once you have located and selected your private key, you will be prompted for the key's password.

Enter the private key's password and press OK. This will add the private key to your list of private keys which you may use to decrypt encrypted files or sign files you wish to encrypt.

If the log in attempt fails with an error Mobile Access Disabled, this means your user account is not enabled to use the mobile product. If you reach this error and you believe you should have mobile access, contact your PK Protect Administrator to adjust the user policy controls.

If you are using PK Protect as a Guest Account, or you are unable to connect to your PK Protect Enterprise Manager automatically, you might need to specify your PK Protect Manager URL.

Tap I know my server URL on the bottom of the log in options.

On the pop up that displays, enter the URL for the PK Protect Enterprise Manager.

If you log in to 
https://pkwareops.mycompany.com/mds/superuser,
the value you want to enter here is: https://pkwareops.mycompany.com/mds

After providing the PK Protect Enterprise Manager URL, the login page should show Connected to ... with the URL information you entered.

Now try adding your user credential and signing in.

The archive will now appear within PK Protect. Select the archive you wish to decrypt. Once you select the archive, the type of encryption on the archive will determine how the application responds.

A few instances include:

• The archive opens because it was encrypted either with a Smartkey or a certificate to which you were given access.
• You are prompted for a password. If you have a password, enter it. Otherwise, the archive was most likely encrypted with a Smartkey to which you do not have access. In that case, PK Protect will ask the archive's owner for access. The owner determines whether or not to give you access to the archive.
• A prompt will appear which states that the certificate or signature on the archive is not trusted. You can choose to trust the certificate and open the file anyway, or you can tap Cancel.

To decrypt an archive from a cloud provider, go to the cloud provider application of your choosing on your Android device (Dropbox in the illustration to the left).

Select the file you wish to decrypt to reveal a drop-down menu.

Now that the archive appears within PK Protect, select the archive. Once you select the archive, the online application responds based on how the archive is encrypted.

A few instances include:

• • The archive opens because it was encrypted either with a Smartkey or a certificate to which you were given access.
  • You are prompted for a password. If you have a password, enter it. Otherwise, the archive was most likely encrypted with a Smartkey to which you do not have access. In that case, PK Protect will ask the archive's owner for access. The owner determines whether or not to give you access to the archive.
  • A prompt will appear which states that the certificate or signature on the archive is not trusted. You can choose to trust the certificate and open the file anyway, or you can tap Cancel.

Within the Encrypt menu, give your archive a name and select which type(s) of encryption you would like to use.

In the mobile application, you may encrypt with a password, Smartkey and/or sign with a certificate. When you are finished, tap the check mark in the top right corner of the screen.

When in the Settings menu, select Private keys to view, and add Private Keys.

Once you are in the Private Keys menu, you may add a private key by selecting the blue + sign in the bottom right hand corner of your screen. This will prompt a pop-up menu displaying various locations where you may have stored a private key. You must have a private key stored on your device in order to add one on PK Protect.

Within the new menu, select the location where your key is stored. In this example, we have stored our private key in the device's downloads.

Within the device's downloads, I located the private key we wish to add (the highlighted .p12 file). Once you have located and selected your private key, you will be prompted for the key's password.

Enter the private key's password and press OK. This will add the private key to your list of private keys which you may use to decrypt encrypted files or sign files you wish to encrypt.