Design and Implementation of Enterprise-oriented Quantum Key Injection Service Platform
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This paper focuses on the application requirements of enterprise-level quantum key injection services in the field of quantum secure communication. The article first introduces the development status of quantum key injection technology and its demand characteristics in enterprise application scenarios, points out the shortcomings of traditional individual user service models in enterprise-level applications such as low management efficiency, coarse permission control, and difficulties in multi-organization collaboration, and then proposes an architecture design and implementation method for enterprise-oriented quantum key injection service platform. The platform adopts multi-tenant architecture and three-terminal service mode to realize hierarchical management of enterprise customers, provincial company operators, and platform operators. Through mechanisms such as injection device authentication, refined permission control, and organizational structure linkage, it can effectively support the large-scale operation of enterprise-level quantum key injection business, providing reliable platform support for the promotion of quantum secure communication technology in enterprise-level application scenarios.
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