# Using mTLS

The use of Mutual Transport Layer Security (mTLS) in integration with the Joint Resolution 6 solution provides an additional layer of security and authentication, ensuring secure communication between clients and our services. To access the Joint Resolution 6 solution through mTLS, clients must possess a certificate signed by the Caf for mutual authentication.

This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to configure and use mTLS to access our solution:

1. **Certificate submission**\
   Client: Send the required certificate for mTLS authentication to the Caf through Keeper, using the designated folder `mTLS Origin Cert`.
2. **Certificate signing**\
   Caf: Upon receiving the certificate, the Caf performs the necessary signing for validation.
3. **Receipt of signed certificate**\
   Client: The Caf sends the signed certificate back to the client, using Keeper and the designated folder `mTLS Signed Cert`.
4. **Use of signed certificate**\
   Client: With the signed certificate in hand, the client can now use it for authentication and access to the Joint Resolution 6 solution.

Then, make sure to change the base URL:

{% code title="Base URL:" %}
```url
https://mtls.prd.combateafraude.com
```
{% endcode %}

This guide provides a simplified overview of the process of using mTLS to access the Joint Resolution 6 solution, highlighting the importance of security in the communication between clients and our services. Be sure to carefully follow each step to ensure a successful integration.

For any questions or technical issues, do not hesitate to contact our technical support team.
